Get fit with new School of Strength workouts led by celebrity trainer Shannon Decker and Special Olympics athlete Vince Egan.
Special Olympics athletes and supporters encourage everyone to stay fit and active even while socially distancing.
Introducing a new way to exercise, featuring WWE Superstar Becky Lynch. Work out with these videos five times a week to reach your athletic and fitness goals.
From exercise to art (and lots of things in between!), Special Olympics athletes share fun activities for this period of staying indoors.
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Introducing a whole new way to exercise, featuring WWE Superstar Becky Lynch. Work out with these videos five times a week to help you stay fit and reach your athletic goals.
In a Washington Post Op-Ed, Special Olympics Chairman of the Board Timothy Shriver addresses the gap in healthcare that has become even more apparent for people with intellectual disabilities during the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.1 Min Read
Staying Fit at Home can be FUN with BINGO! The board is filled with links to workouts and other exciting activities. Each week, we challenge you to fill out the ENTIRE board and have fun while doing it.1 Min Read
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About UsThrough the power of sports, people with intellectual disabilities discover new strengths and abilities, skills and success. Our athletes inspire people in their communities and elsewhere to open their hearts to a wider world of human talents and potential.Our revolution starts with you. Upload your video, photos and story to add your voice to the unified generation.
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Whether you are an aspiring coach, an experienced coach interested in exploring Special Olympics coaching, a Special Olympics veteran who wants to earn certifications for your learning, or just looking for a refresher, there are a number of course options for you to choose from.1 Min Read
Young Athletes provides children, ages 2 – 7, with fun and engaging activities to stay fit and healthy. This is especially important while spending so much time indoors due to the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic.1 Min Read
Microsoft has launched Give with Bing, a new way for donors to support Special Olympics by giving back without giving money. To participate, simply sign up for a free Microsoft Rewards account and turn on “Give Mode.” Bing searches will earn Rewards points that will be donated directly to Special Olympics each month. This campaign will run from March 30, 2020 – June 30, 2020.1 Min Read
Special Olympics Fitness models show promise as a health intervention for people with intellectual disabilities1 Min Read
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