Dylan Hronec, aka the "Surfing Samurai," catches a wave.
Dylan Hronec, aka the "Surfing Samurai," catches a wave.
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  • Ahead of the Paralympics, Facebook and the IPC teamed up to create a film series exploring the impact of sport on those living with disabilities across the globe.
  • The USA-based episode centers Dylan Hronec – an adaptive surfer from New York nicknamed the "Surfing Samurai" – who helps expose others to his sport through the non-profit Surf for All.
  • The four-part series aims to spotlight #WeThe15, a human rights movement seeking to end discrimination against the 15% of the global population living with disabilities.
  • "As someone who has followed the Paralympic movement from a young age, this film was something special to be a part of," Hronec said. "The opportunity to grow awareness about adaptive athletics and showcase it on such a large platform is a blessing."
  • Check out Hronec's episode below:
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