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With Adapted Sailing, the Sea Is for Everyone

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The Monte Real Yacht Club in Baiona, Spain, founded its Adapted Sailing School in 2012 to provide free, specialized sailing lessons and custom-built, accessible boats for people with physical, mental, sensory or intellectual disabilities, now graduating dozens of participants annually with certificates; one participant, César Maquieira, who uses a wheelchair due to degenerative muscle disease, has been attending classes since 2016.

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The article profiles one program in Spain; adapted sailing opportunities exist globally but access and resources vary widely by location.

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