High Five the Hill, Steamboat Adaptive Camp

A new year, a new adventure! From January 19-24, nine High Fives Athletes hit the slopes of Steamboat, Colorado, for the first-ever High Five the Hill Steamboat adaptive camp. This new location brought fresh terrain, incredible conditions, and the perfect opportunity for athletes to push their limits. Among the group, three athletes experienced their first-ever snow pillar adaptive camp, embracing … Read more

Parlor Skis, Innovating Adaptive Skiing

New Video Release – Watch How these Parlor Skis are Made At High Fives, our mission is to empower adaptive athletes with the tools they need to reach their fullest potential on the mountain. One of the most exciting ways we accomplish this is through our ongoing partnership with Parlor Skis. Over the years, Parlor … Read more

High Fives Foundation Featured Twice on ESPN

High Fives has had the incredible honor of being featured on ESPN SportsCenter not once, but twice! Our CEO & Founder, Roy Tuscany, sat down with Kenny Mayne to speak towards how the coronavirus is changing the culture around high fives, High Fives mission and the impact we’re making in the adaptive sports community. Alongside the … Read more

Return to Dirt Applications Now Open for 2025 Season

Empowering Adaptive Athletes to Explore the Backcountry The High Fives Foundation announces that applications for the 2025 Return to Dirt trips are officially open from January 25, 2025, through March 31, 2025. This life-changing program provides individuals with mobility limitations the opportunity to experience the great outdoors by piloting adaptive off-road vehicles into backcountry areas … Read more

Spike Kane’s Return to Dirt | New Video Release

Spike Kane is no stranger to overcoming challenges. Following a life-altering motorcycle accident in 2005, Spike was paralyzed but never stopped riding the wave of resilience that defines him. From conquering the toughest race in adaptive sailing, the Race to Alaska (R2AK), to pushing the boundaries of adaptive motorsports and adaptive surfing, Spike has been … Read more

Athlete Reflections from Puerto Rico Surf Camp

Written By Athlete Manager; Landon McGauley As the High Fives Foundation has grown from supporting its very first athlete in 2009 to its 866th in 2024, our adaptive sports programs and the locations where we host them have expanded exponentially. It all began with our first surf camp in San Clemente in 2012. Since then, … Read more

2024 New York City Community & Conversation Recap

On October 22, 2024, over 80 supporters gathered at the beautiful Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC to celebrate community, resilience, and the impact of the High Fives Foundation. With a breathtaking sunset over the New York City skyline as our backdrop, the evening was filled with heartfelt speeches and inspiring stories. High Fives Program Director Dani Trujillo, … Read more

Adapt & Destroy Videos…A New Way to Look at Obstacles

Most people see an obstacle, and they try to find a way to live with it. The founder of High Fives Foundation sees an obstacle, and he destroys it. This new way of thinking led Roy Tuscany to help hundreds of paralyzed athletes get back into surfing, moto, biking, snow sports, and fishing. It all … Read more

Celebrating the Success of Our First Adaptive Paddling Season!

This October, the Tahoe Waterman Foundation proudly wrapped up the inaugural season of our Adaptive Paddling Program, partnering with an incredible group of athletes from the High Fives Foundation. Together, we celebrated the healing power of water through paddle sports, creating unforgettable experiences on the beautiful waters of North Lake Tahoe. Based at Waterman’s Landing … Read more

Motodemption x High Fives Foundation 2024 | Sam Audenino

Watch High Fives Athlete #353 Sam Audenino return to moto biking! In 2017, Sam Audenino from Thousand Oaks, California, suffered a complete spinal cord injury from a mountain biking accident at Snow Summit Bike Park. After attempting a hip jump he had never seen before, Sam went over the handlebars and landed face-first, resulting in … Read more