TEAM SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED

Fitness | Camaraderie | Competition

START YOUR ADAPTIVE FITNESS JOURNEY TODAY

 
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About

 

Mission: Use fitness, camaraderie and competition as a means of living a life filled with confidence, independence and purpose. 

History

Team Some Assembly Required (SAR) is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization founded by veterans and comprised of veteran and civilian adaptive athletes and their supporters whom are dedicated to the growth, expansion and financial support of youth participation in competitive adaptive sports across multiple disciplines.

Founded by Dale King and Derick Carver, former US Army officers, veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

 
 
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Headquarters

Portsmouth, OH

 

An organization like this can only be born in a place like Portsmouth, OH. This blue-collared town of 22,000 was once the center of the opioid crisis. Now, it’s a center for commerce and has been galvanized by the spirit of the people who populate the area. They are driven by its fitness community and adaptive athletes who visit its riverbank.

As the organization and its sister businesses (PSKC Crossfit, DOC SPARTAN) go, so does the American pride of Portsmouth. Our athletes can be found around the globe, but our drive for confidence, independence, purpose are derived from the city by the river.

 
 
 
 
 

America’s Squad.

 
 
 

Leadership

“Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.”

- General George S. Patton Jr.  

 

Josh Cinnamo
Board Member

Josh Hicks
Board Member

Mark Harris
Board Member

Dale King
Board Chairman / Co-Founder

Shannon Ogar
President / Board Member


 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Partners

There are those whom have supported us from the very beginning; others whom we've just met. The common thread among them all is their pursuit of wild dreams and a dedication to fulfilling a life of excellence.

 
 
In a society where excuses are the norm, these athletes live for the challenge.
— Dale King
 
 
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