Logo for the 5K Unified & AdaptXpo event. The number '5' is in bold black, while the letter 'K' is in bright blue. The word 'UNIFIED' is in uppercase black letters, partially overlaying the 'K.' To the right, '& AdaptXpo' is in a smaller black and blue font.

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Five people smile and cheer at an outdoor 5K race, wearing bibs 47-51. A person in a blue shirt (bib 48) holds a water bottle, while another in a red, white, and blue tank flexes. A sun hat, red shirt, and baseball cap add to the group's festive look.
A diverse group of athletes, including wheelchair racers and handcyclists, lines up at the race start with a crowd of runners and spectators behind them. In the foreground, three adaptive athletes prepare: one on a handcycle, another in a racing wheelchair with an orange helmet, and a third in a green wheelchair wearing a beanie and gloves. Runners in colorful gear, some clapping or cheering, add to the energetic and inclusive atmosphere.
Two amputee soccer players compete for the ball in an indoor sports facility. The player in a light blue NYCFC jersey moves forward on forearm crutches, while the player in a navy New England Revolution jersey leaps onto his back, also using crutches. Other players and spectators watch in the background. The artificial turf and bright lighting highlight the intense competition.
Three individuals smile at the camera in a gym. The person in the center, wearing a red ITF/USTA Junior Wheelchair Tennis Tournament shirt and white cap, stands with red forearm crutches. The two beside them wear AdaptX shirts, one black and one beige, placing supportive hands on their shoulders. Behind them, dumbbells, weight plates, and framed sports memorabilia line the gym walls.
A man in a wheelchair uses an upper-body ergometer in a gym, gripping the hand pedals and focusing on his workout. He wears a baseball cap, a blue sleeveless shirt, and shorts, revealing tattooed arms. Behind him, a trainer in a black "adaptX" shirt stands attentively, providing support. The gym has a turf floor, black walls, and framed college sports banners. Various exercise machines and equipment are visible in the background.
Five individuals stand together, smiling behind a booth for the Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) from MCPHS. Three of them wear black SOTA shirts, while two wear casual athletic attire, all with race bibs. The table is covered with a white banner displaying the organization's name, and to the left, an informational board with photos and text about the group is set up. Water bottles and other small items are arranged on the table. The background features a grassy field with trees and a clear blue sky.
Three men stand close together, smiling at the camera against a dark background. The man on the left wears a blue Athletic Brewing Co. Ambassador T-shirt, a black cap, glasses, and holds a white cane. The middle man wears a black AdaptX T-shirt with his arms around the others. The man on the right wears a gray Boston Marathon hoodie and has his arm around the middle man's back. They appear to be in a dimly lit indoor setting.
A bald man in a blue hoodie and black shorts talks to a guide wearing a neon yellow 'Achilles Guide' shirt, beige shorts, and a black cap under a tent labeled 'Boston.' The guide has a prosthetic leg and is smiling during their conversation. A purple table with the 'Achilles International' logo is nearby, with other participants visible in the background at the outdoor event.

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Two athletes stand behind custom racing wheelchairs with two participants seated, ready to start a race under a large green 'START' banner. The athletes wear 'Team Hoyt' shirts, symbolizing an inclusive race experience. The background features a crowd of spectators and colorful banners on a city street.

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