Tread Setters

24 HOURS. 100 MILES. A THOUSAND DIFFERENT WAYS.

Photo Credit: Dean Warren

Embark on a transformative journey with 
Tread Setters, where the rugged terrain of the White Rim Trail becomes a powerful metaphor for the uphill battle to include mountain biking in the Paralympic Games. Witness the 
resilience and determination of paracyclists Josie Fouts, Steven Wilke, Roger Withers, and Annijke Wade as they navigate obstacles both on and off the trail. Through their adventure, 
discover the profound message of 
inclusion, acceptance, and perseverance 
that transcends boundaries and inspires us all.

THEY ARE THE TREAD SETTERS.

ENDORSE

Fans & supporters,
professional athletes,
event organizers & sponsors,
disability advocacy organizations,
medical & rehabilitation professionals,

These endorsements, when combined, can help build momentum and support for the inclusion of mountain biking in the Paralympic Games, demonstrating widespread support for this initiative and strengthen our case when presenting it to the International Paralympic Committee.

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Tread Setters Poster

AWARDS

  • Award Winner at Voices Rising Film Festival
  • Semi-finalist at La Crosse Adventure Film Festival
  • Best Documentary Short Winner at Global Shorts Film Festival
  • Official Selection for Lake Placid Film Festival
  • Official Selection for Bicycle Film Festival
  • Honorable Mention at Lookout Wild Film Festival
  • Official Selection at Durango Independent Film Festival
  • Official Selection at Outside Film Festival

SCREENINGS

  • 2023 SBT GRVL 
  • 2023 Outside’s The Meeting
  • 2024 Philly Bike Expo

SPONSORS

The National Ability Center

A Utah-based non-profit organization that “provides world-class adaptive recreation and outdoor adventures for individuals and families with disabilities, physical, cognitive, and developmental, including competitive athletes, youth, veterans, and more.

Outride

A non-profit organization dedicated to empowering communities’ cognitive, socio-emotional, and mental well-being through research, school-based cycling programs, and community grants. 

Osseointegration International

Osseointegration International’s mission is simple: to help amputees to achieve freedom of mobility and comfort through a process that uses a titanium rod anchored directly to the bone, pioneered by Australian physician Dr Munjed Al Muderis. 

Photo Credit: Matt Didisheim for The National Ability Center