In 1975, at just 24 years old, Bob Hall made history as the first official wheelchair participant in the Boston Marathon. Disabled by polio at an early age, Bob didn’t let physical limitations define his possibilities. Instead, he pioneered wheelchair racing and opened doors for generations of athletes with disabilities.
Fifty years later, Bob’s legacy continues to inspire. his groundbreaking participation didn’t just change The Boston Marathon -it transformed how society views disability and athletic achievement. Today, Bob remains committed to advocacy and empowerment through organizations like REquipment, Inc.
