Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After trying his hand at adaptive skiing, wheelchair lacrosse and even competing in a marathon, Dan Rose finally found his sport: wheelchair curling. For him, it's the strategy. Known to some as 'chess on ice', Rose loves the concept of trying to outsmart and outplay his opponents. Here he speaks about some of the differences between the wheelchair and able-bodied versions of the sport.
Rose will compete with the USA paralympic curling team in Milan this week. Read more on rmpbs.org
Produced by Alexis Kikoen and Amanda Horvath
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After trying his hand at adaptive skiing, wheelchair lacrosse and even competing in a marathon, Dan Rose finally found his sport: wheelchair curling. For him, it's the strategy. Known to some as 'chess on ice', Rose loves the concept of trying to outsmart and outplay his opponents. Here he speaks about some of the differences between the wheelchair and able-bodied versions of the sport.
Rose will compete with the USA paralympic curling team in Milan this week. Read more on rmpbs.org
Produced by Alexis Kikoen and Amanda Horvath
Subscribe to our YouTube channel: bit.ly/3zeF6Ch
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Follow Rocky Mountain PBS on our other platforms, too.
• Newsletter: rmpbs.org/newsletters
• Facebook: facebook.com/rmpbs
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• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rocky-mountain-pbs










