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USADSF Virtual 5k run/walk/wheelchair/jog/hike begins! Aug 4-18.

Let's get moving for a cause! Today, you can begin tracking your progress towards completing your virtual 5K!

Find the answer to yesterday's Thursday Trivia, "Which Deaflympics did USA send most athletes?"

Tamara Foronda Coleman, also known as “TJ”, accomplished a rare feat by participating in three different sports within three Deaflympics (2001- Handball, 2005- Beach Volleyball, 2009 Volleyball).

The answer to Thursday"s Trivia Question #3, "Which city was the first city in the world to host all 3 International Olympic Committee Sanctioned Games: The Olympics, Paralympics and Deaflympics?" is revealed here!

Meet this inspiring athlete who cut his 3000m time from 11:33 during his tryout to 10:15, an American Record during 1985 Deaflympics in a one year period!

USADSF takes a moment to recognize and thank the generous sponsors of the Virtual 5K for Diversity and Equity in Sports.

Answer to our Thursday Trivia: When did the USA first participate in the International Silent Games?

Meet Susan Zupnik who paved the way for future deaf female golfers.

Jia Zhang shares tips on how to prepare for a 5k.

Often people ask, "What is a virtual race"? Today, Jim Crane shares how simple and fun this race is and we hope you will join us!

A quick recap of our 75 year history!

"Play Ball" since 6 years old brings her a wealth of basketball experiences.

At 15 years old, Ria participated in her first international badminton championship event and now is in training for the 2021 Summer Deaflympics in Brazil! We are rooting for you, Ria!

Let's take a look at how Elijah developed both soccer and hockey skills right in his backyard while growing up!

Today's interview is with Deaflympian Reed Gershwind, a dual sport athlete of the US Deaf Water Polo and US Deaf Swim Teams. Having won an astonishing 30 medals, Gershwind is the most decorated medal winner in USA Deaf Sports Federation history. Enjoy watching this legend's story!