The Utah Adaptive Mobility Clinic brought over 50 amputees together to try out various prosthetics and running blades, connect with local outdoor groups and build a sense of community.
For Brewer and many other amputees, events like the mobility clinic can be "life-changing," he said.
Remington-Brewer said Saturday's event — in its eighth year — was 100% run by volunteers, with the help of community partners that help bring things together. "They have a climbing wall out there I want to try, they've got cycling I'll do cycling ... It just takes me back to my rehab and all the fun I had there and learning how to get my balance back," Farmer said.
Kurt Farmer encourages a participant during the Utah Adaptive Mobility Clinic on Saturday. The clinic brought over 50 amputees to the Spence Eccles Field House in Salt Lake City to try out various prosthetics and running blades, connect with the local adaptive sports and outdoor groups and build a sense of community.
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