An endurance athlete and advocate for access to prosthetic and orthotic equipment for physical activity. Her work leading So Every BODY Can Move connects participation in running with efforts to change the policies that shape equipment access.
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Ver Kuilen on access to adaptive trail running
Nicole Ver Kuilen joined Corrine Malcolm on Trail Society to discuss equipment access, representation, racing MaXi-Race and her work with Salomon’s adaptive project. The profile focuses on athletic and advocacy work.
Nicole Ver Kuilen joined Corrine Malcolm on Trail Society to discuss equipment access, representation, racing MaXi-Race and her work with Salomon’s adaptive project. The profile focuses on athletic and advocacy work.
Nicole Ver Kuilen joined Corrine Malcolm on Trail Society to discuss equipment access, representation, racing MaXi-Race and her work with Salomon’s adaptive project. The profile focuses on athletic and advocacy work.
Nicole Ver Kuilen joined Corrine Malcolm on Trail Society to discuss equipment access, representation, racing MaXi-Race and her work with Salomon’s adaptive project. The profile focuses on athletic and advocacy work.
Nicole Ver Kuilen joined Corrine Malcolm on Trail Society to discuss equipment access, representation, racing MaXi-Race and her work with Salomon’s adaptive project. The profile focuses on athletic and advocacy work.
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