Ways to Play
Explore different types of adaptive soccer and the organizations and resources connected to them.
Open a card to see its member organizations and 101 Guide.
Types of Adaptive Soccer
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Amputee Soccer
One sport, represented in the U.S. by more than one organization.
Member organizations
- American Amputee Soccer Association Website for American Amputee Soccer Association
- United States Amputee Football Federation Website for United States Amputee Football Federation
101 Guide
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Blind Soccer
Member organization
- United States Association of Blind Athletes Website for United States Association of Blind Athletes
101 Guide
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CP Soccer
Member organization
- Cerebral Palsy Soccer Website for Cerebral Palsy Soccer
Related format
- Frame Soccer Played with a walking frame.
101 Guide
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Deaf Soccer
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Down Syndrome Soccer
Member organization
- Down Syndrome Sports of America Website for Down Syndrome Sports of America
101 Guide
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Dwarf Soccer
Member organization
- United States Dwarf Football Association Website for United States Dwarf Football Association
101 Guide
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Intellectual Disability Soccer
Member organizations
- Inspire Soccer League (Project Inspire) Website for Inspire Soccer League (Project Inspire)
- Special Olympics North America Website for Special Olympics North America
Participation models
- Recreation
- Unified Players with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. Unified Soccer 101 Guide (PDF)
101 Guide
Intellectual Disability Soccer 101 Guide Coming Soon
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Power Soccer
Member organization
- United States Power Soccer Association Website for United States Power Soccer Association
101 Guide
Community & Recreational Soccer
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TOPSoccer
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AYSO EPIC
Member organization
- AYSO EPIC (American Youth Soccer Organization) Website for AYSO EPIC (American Youth Soccer Organization)
101 Guide
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