The Boston Athletic Association has added a division for intellectual impairment for the Boston 5k (April), Boston Marathon (April), and Boston 10k (June) — open to Virtus II1/T20 runners with National or International classification. Learn more...
Track athletes don't forget to register for the second annual event - this meet is unique as it offers competition for all three Virtus Classes of Athletes with Intellectual Impairment, Down Syndrome and Autism. Free early registration for Athletes Without Limits athletes by May 31st. Regular registration closes June 15th...
The USGA has announced that Woodmont Country Club will be the host site of their 4th U.S. Adaptive Open Championship, set to be held July 7-9, 2025. Athletes Without Limits manages eligibility/Paralympic Classification for players with Intellectual Impairment so they can apply for the required WR4GD player pass...
This event is a qualifier for Athletes Without Limits National Team competing at the 2026 Virtus Americas Regional Championships in Peru. Athletes with Intellectual Impairments who don't already have National level Virtus eligibility should apply to Athletes Without Limits at least one month prior to this event. Learn more...
AWL will organize a U.S. National Team trip of Virtus II1, II2 and II3 swimmers who qualify. Make sure to complete the Athlete Interest Form by April 20, 2025!
Athletes Without Limits manages National Paralympic Classification for S14 swimmers with Intellectual Impairment; the deadline for new swimmers to apply to AWL for Eligibility for this event is one month prior to the event registration deadline.
ABOUT THE EVENT The Virtus Para Dressage Video Competition Series brings together the worlds best riders with an intellectual impairment, to compete in a World Championship from their home environment […]
Athletes Without Limits manages National Paralympic Classification for S14 swimmers with Intellectual Impairment; the deadline for new swimmers to apply to AWL for Eligibility for this event is one month prior to the event registration deadline.
Save the date for the 2025 Virtus World Athletics Championships in Brisbane! Depending on US athlete interest, ability to meet MQS (not yet published) and trip viability AWL may organize a U.S. National Team trip of Virtus II1, II2 and II3 athletes...
Save the date for this annual spring event - exact date and location TBA by the USDGA. Athletes Without Limits manages eligibility/Paralympic Classification for players with Intellectual Impairment so they can apply for the required WR4GD player pass.
The USGA has announced that Woodmont Country Club will again be the host site of their 5th U.S. Adaptive Open Championships, set to be held July 6-7, 2026. Athletes Without Limits manages eligibility/Paralympic Classification for players with Intellectual Impairment so they can apply for the required WR4GD player pass...
Due to cancellations during COVID-19 the 2026 Virtus Americas Regional Championships will be the inaugural event. Regional events will be held in the year preceding the Virtus Global Games, which are held every four years. AWL will manage selection and travel for a US Team to both Regional Games in Peru in 2026 and the 2027 Global Games! Included sports will be announced closer to the event.
The Virtus Table Tennis World Championships will be held in Cairo (future host of the 2027 Virtus Global Games in Cairo). Athletes Without Limits will field a US National Table Tennis Team in the Virtus ii1, ii2 and ii3 competition groups where there is athlete interest and a viable trip...
Held every four years the Virtus Global Games is the World Championships for Athletes with Intellectual Impairment in 10+ summer sports. AWL will manage selection and travel for a US Team to the next games in 2027 - exact dates, location and host country to be announced soon!
As the US Member of Virtus Athletes Without Limits oversees eligibility for US athletes with intellectual impairments competing in: Virtus and Paralympic Competition.
Athletes with intellectual impairment need your support to reach their highest levels in sport.
