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Adaptive Equipment Test #2
2/29/2020
February 29, 2020 Hosted by: River Deep Foundation and SCI HOP Participants: School of Mines, Quality of Life Plus Location: Valhalla Hunt Club, Bennett, CO This is our second test of the adaptive shooting equipment from Colorado School of Mines. It will be mounted to a track chair to create real world experience. We all take a turn at some trap shooting. Overall it performs well. There are a few small adjustments that have to be made so the students will take it back to the lab and make the adjustments. Our next test is scheduled for the beginning of April. A big thanks to the Colorado School of Mines, QL+ and Valhalla Hunt Club. Bob Adwar River Deep Foundation, President SCI HOP, VP Humanitarian Chairman ![]()
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Art Class - Abstract Acrylic Paintings
2/17/2020
Learn to Paint Abstract Acrylic Paintings February 17, 2020 Location: Art Student’s League of Denver Hosted by: River Deep Foundation & SCIHOP Participants: Craig Hospital Our instructor today is Karen Roehl. She starts with an overview of abstract acrylics and then passes out the supplies. Imagination, brushes and paint in hand, everyone goes to work. The variety of colors and drawings are limitless. Everyone is having a great time and at the end of the class will take home their own masterpiece. A big thank you to Karen and everyone at Art Students League of Denver. Bob Adwar River Deep Foundation, President SCI HOP - VP of Humanitarian Outreach Art Class - Zentangle
2/10/2020
Zentangle Art Class Monday, February 10, 2020 Location: Cottonwood Center for the Arts, Colorado Springs Hosted By: River Deep Foundation & Denver SCI Humanitarian Outreach Program Participants: Operation TBI Freedom All of the participants, including 9 veterans and 2 family members, had an amazing time at Cottonwood Center for the Arts learning about Zentangle! Our instructor, Deb Prewitt introduced our clients to a few Zentangle drawing techniques and the philosophy behind this. Everyone enjoyed the opportunity to relax, focus and expand their imagination. Each person created a masterpiece to take home. Jesus Guerra, CBIS Military Support Specialist, Operation TBI Freedom Bob Adwar River Deep Foundation, President SCI HOP - VP of Humanitarian Outreach ![]()
Adaptive Equipment Test
2/1/2020
Adaptive Equipment Test Saturday, February 1, 2020 Location: Valhalla Hunt Club & Kennels Hosted By: River Deep Foundation & Denver SCI Humanitarian Outreach Program Participants: Craig Hospital, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, Quality of Life Plus As part of the ongoing project with Colorado School of Mines, the students and Chris Ravotti from the Therapeutic Recreation Department of Craig Hospital, Scott Huyvaert with QL+, and myself, Bob Adwar, gathered at the Valhalla Hunt Club trap range to test the adaptive equipment for shotguns. The device is designed for paraplegic individuals to be able to participate in shotgun sports like trap, skeet, sporting clay and upland bird hunting. It holds the shotgun which takes the weight off the user, so it helps with the follow through of a moving target, a critical aspect of shotgun sports. The enginereering students lead the test. The rest of us shoot using the device and offer feedback. We are all pleased with the results, so only minor adjustments will be made before we return for another test. Bob Adwar River Deep Foundation, President SCI HOP - VP of Humanitarian Outreach ![]()
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