Frame Running (also known as RaceRunning) is an international disability sport in which children and adults compete with running frames on an athletics track. Events range from 40 to 3000 meters. …

Athletes run over distances similar to other track and road running disciplines; 100, 200, 400, 800 meters as well as 5 kilometers, 10 kilometers, half and full marathons. Like running more generally, …

What is Frame Running? Frame Running is a sport where athletes run using three-wheeled running frames without pedals, like the RAD RaceRunner. The frame supports athletes with mobility and …

Frame Running (formerly known as RaceRunning) is an adapted sport for children, young people and adults who cannot functionally run and rely on sports aids for mobility and balance. A Frame Runner …

Jun 6, 2023 · Called RaceRunning until 2020, Frame Running will be contested officially for the second time at worlds but has yet to be included on the Paralympics program. It is the first time the U.S. will …

What is Frame Running? Frame Running is an innovative sport for people with impaired balance. The sport was invented in Denmark in 1991. A running frame is a custom-built tricycle without pedals that …

Frame running is a form of adaptive running. To allow the athlete to run, the athlete is supported by a three-wheeled frame. The frame provides the athlete with support and gives them stability. The …

Frame Running (also/formerly known as RaceRunning) is a sport designed for athletes with disabilities and balance impairments. Athletes use an adaptive mobility device, called a Running Frame, which …

Frames are designed to meet your specific needs, with considerations like seat height, wheelbase, and materials. You'll be classified into a category based on your impairment and athletic ability. Race …

Frame Running is an international adaptive sport and recreational activity for people with limited or challenged mobility, and an effective and inclusive way to experience freedom of movement.