REHAB THROUGH CYCLING
Soldier Ride is a unique four-day cycling opportunity for Wounded Warriors to use cycling and the bonds of service to overcome physical, mental, or emotional wounds. The rides are exhilarating and a great way to help warriors gain confidence and realize you can do this!
WWP would like to thank the police and fire departments, local restaurants, and the regional communities that play a key role in making each 2012 Soldier Ride a success in the following communities: Miami & Key West, Tampa, Jacksonville, Washington, DC, Chicago, New York, Seattle, North Fork, Phoenix, Nashville, San Antonio, and Landstuhl, Germany.Watch the Soldier Ride video!
What if I’m injured?Warriors of all ability levels can cycle on Soldier Ride. State-of-the-art adaptive hand cycles, trikes, and bicycles to accomodate warriors with various injuries and disabilities, as well as, unmodified road bikes for riders not requiring adaptive equipment are provided free of charge.
How will my time on Soldier Ride be spent?Below is a sample schedule of what each ride has to offer.
I’m a Wounded Warrior, how do I apply?Check out our NEW Solider Ride application process! If you’re a registered WWP alumni, visit our program login page and login using your WWP Connect username and password. Once logged in, select the Soldier Ride application option and let the team know you’re interested in attending a ride. A Soldier Ride recruiter will be in contact with you about your attendance. Please keep in mind:
Need help with your Connect information?For help with your Connect username and password, email connectadmin@woundedwarriorproject.org and then visit the program login page to access registration.
Not a WWP alumni?Register today to take full advantage of all WWP programs and services.
Looking for community rides?If you are a Soldier Ride supporter looking to register for the Babylon, Hamptons, North Fork, Boston, or Germany rides, click here.
Soldier Ride SponsorsSoldier Ride would like to recognize the generous support of GEICO, U-HAUL, and TREK, which ensures all aspects of Soldier Ride are successful and memorable for the Wounded Warriors who participate in each ride.
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