Train to Inspire Iowa
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Train to Inspire: Making the seemingly impossible a reality
Our Mission
At Train to Inspire, our mission is to make the seemingly impossible
a reality for people with disabilities.
We believe people with
disabilities should be given the same opportunities and life
experiences others have access to.
Our Story
Train to Inspire was founded by Joe Hogan who has a vision of making the seemingly impossible a reality for people living with disabilities. We focus mostly on physical activities and creating a positive community for our participants. Whether it’s rock climbing, Tae Kwon Do, nerf gun battles, biking, or our premier annual accessible obstacle course, we make sure everyone has a chance to participate and do things many of them have never done before.
We offer free personal training and group fitness for individuals with disabilities. We also have several free monthly events–check them out!
If you are interested in learning more about Train to Inspire, our events, or want to volunteer, email Joe at info@ttiiowa.org.
Train to Inspire founder Joe Hogan with volunteer Tracy Keniger and first participant Dave Mathis.
What our participants say
“Train to Inspire is a fantastic group that helps people with all abilities be involved in the community and do fun things as well as incorporate exercises.” – Whitney
“It is fun to do with your family.” – Korbin
“Thank you for all you have done for Train to Inspire. It has changed my life. Just keep doing what you’re doing and do me a favor keep continuing to change people’s lives. You’re disability is you’re ability. You’re good at what you do. May God bless you.” – Jeremy
“Thanks for your time Tracy Keninger and Joe Hogan and all the volunteers for Train to Inspire.” – Josh
“Thank you Train to Inspire for helping me grow & succeed throughout my life!!” – Aurora
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