Adaptive Training Foundation
We're proud to sponsor the ATF and its efforts to provide rehabilitating, adaptive performance training to veterans and individuals who have suffered life-altering injuries.
The Adaptive Training Foundation (ATF) was founded by former NFL player David Vobora in 2014 after he had an impactful experience training Staff Sergeant Travis Mills of the US Army. Ever since then, ATF has passionately worked to bridge the gap between functional rehabilitation and adapted sport. Each year, the Adaptive Training Foundation welcomes four different classes of adaptive athletes to participate in a 9-week course developed to restore lives and empower individuals.
Mizzen+Main partners with ATF.
Mizzen+Main has always had a passion to support veterans. Four times a year, we proudly sponsor one athlete through the Adaptive Training Foundation Redefine program. We have a representative of our team on site at the ATF training facilities twice per week throughout the program, providing support to both the athletes and instructors.
"Through ATF’s programs, athletes are brought into a community that envelopes courage, hope, and the attitude to never settle despite what life has thrown their way. I’m proud to be a small part of ATF’s mission to impact lives."
- Tim W, M+M Marketing Associate
Desmond Blair’s life story exemplifies what is possible when you look at what you can do instead of what you can’t. Despite being born without fingers on both hands, he taught himself to hold a pencil and has been creating great art ever since. Now, he’s partnering with Mizzen+Main and ATF to show how healthy habits can improve both mind and body.
Every day we become stronger together.
