Who we are, why we do it, and where we're headed!

What it's all about.

Front Range Adapted Triathlon

Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to bring communities together to create and facilitate adapted triathlon events to inspire confidence in children with intellectual and physical disabilities, giving them opportunities to develop new skills, have fun, and challenge themselves in a safe and inclusive environment.

Our Vision

Our vision is to empower children with intellectual and physical disabilities through the transformative experience of sport. We aspire to create lasting relationships and develop a vibrant community where children of all abilities are welcomed and celebrated, fostering confidence, camaraderie, and personal growth.

Core Values

At Front Range Adapted Triathlon, we embrace five core values that shape our mission.

Inclusivity

We are committed to creating an inclusive atmosphere where everyone feels welcomed and valued.

Kids First

Our primary focus is on the kids - this is why we do it! We prioritize their needs and experience.

Fun Focus

If you have been a part of our events, you get it! We aim to foster joy and happiness!

Foster Community

We cultivate a strong sense of community, bringing together families and supporters to create lasting connections.

Creative Solutions

We approach challenges with creativity, finding innovative ways to enhance participation and engagement.

Who we are!

Meet the team behind Front Range Adapted Tri

Evan Culbert

Evan is a PT in Louisville, CO. Over the years he has loved being a youth swim coach and has had the goal to create an adapted triathlon since being involved with a similar event in college. He is a triathlete himself and loves playing intramural sports with friends like dodgeball, pickleball, and kickball.

Molly Forney

Molly is an occupational therapist in Lafayette working with individuals with neurodivergence. Molly has a passion for expanding accessibility and services for people of all ages and abilities. In her free time, Molly also loves to go climbing, hiking, and running around with her dog, Willow.

Anna Culbert

Anna currently works in healthcare analytics at UCHealth, but has a background as a pediatric occupational therapist. Anna has been involved in various adaptive sports programs including creating an adaptive swim lesson program in college, volunteering with adaptive skiing and triathlon programs, and Special Olympics.

Paul Stevenson

Paul recently graduated from Law School at University of Colorado. He works for a law firm in Denver and enjoys working with non-profits in his free time. He has been involved with triathlon since 2011! These days, he loves to compete in running races and play with his dog, Fitz.

Where we're headed

More adapted triathlon events and adapted sports opportunities! Have an idea or suggestion? Drop us a line!