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American DanceWheels Foundation Study Shows Physical, Psychological Benefits !!!

A recent short-term scientific study of American DanceWheels Foundation's Wheel One wheelchair dance curriculum showed that participants received significant physical and psychological benefits.

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A Dance With Love !!!

Josh and Samantha Tate got to share an intimate wedding day dance with the help of Aubree Marchione and American DanceWheels Foundation

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Everyone can dance!

American DanceWheels Foundation (ADF) is the home of the first American Style Wheelchair Ballroom and Latin Dance Program in the world.

Our mission is to provide people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to partner dance by pairing one person with an ambulatory disability with an able bodied partner.

ADF's 2012 End of Year Newsletter

Read about the amazing year that American DanceWheels experienced. Learn all about the scientific study in Palo Alto where the WheelOne wheelchair dance curriculum was used to validate the therapeutic merit of the ADF program.

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Widener Memorial Dance Competition

The dance competition at Widener Memorial School was the best ever! Every dance couple danced their hearts out and wowed the judges and audience.

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ADF and the Push Girls... NY Flash Mob

American DanceWheels choreographer Aubree Marchione and dancers Matt Clark, Diane Murphy, Dynah Haubert, Morgan Heino, Nick "The Beast" Scott and Luz Hernandez particiated in a promotional Flash Mob to introduce the Sundance Channel's new reality show, Push Girls.

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Widener Memorial LipDub of Lady Gaga - Born This Way

ADF students at Widener Memorial School created a lip-dub tribute to Lady Gaga. "Born this way"

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About ADF

American DanceWheels Foundation is an artistic non-profit organization that trains individuals with disabilities, their able-bodied partners, ballroom dance teachers, and therapists how to Wheelchair Ballroom and Latin Dance. American DanceWheels has created the first American style wheelchair dance syllabus, Wheel One™, which is currently being implemented in dance studios and rehabilitation facilities across the country. Wheelchair dancing integrates disabled and able-bodied individuals in general recreation as well as competitive venues. This activity crosses the boundaries of age, gender, and physical ability and includes individuals using manual or power chairs with varying levels of ability. American DanceWheels promotes wheelchair dancing through educational seminars and performance, so that this method of wheelchair dancing can expand and be enjoyed by people in all communities. Take a look at our most recent newsletter, and learn how you can get involved!