Chris Garner

Chris Garner

Chris became an amputee at the age of 38 after years of chronic pain. He was told that the odds were against him being able to live an active life as an amputee. Now a multi-sport athlete who competes provincially in Sledge Hockey and Sitting Volleyball, Chris is also an avid paragolfer.

Hi, I am Chris. It’s my goal to be as active as possible as a para-athlete so I can share my story and help other people with physical disabilities be more active too. I’d be happy to hear from you.

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