Adaptive Training Foundation launches Class 37 of ReDefine with USAA support

Adaptive Training Foundation has launched Class 37 of its ReDefine program, a 12-person cohort that includes six Veterans and athlete Kyle Maynard. The Dallas-area nonprofit says the program runs Aug. 25-Oct. 28 and continues a four-year USAA partnership focused on helping people with traumatic injuries rebuild strength and independence.

Why it matters: - ReDefine is ATF’s flagship program for people living with traumatic impairments. - The program pairs physical training with mental resilience and community support. - ATF says the goal is to help participants move from rehabilitation to full independence. - Six Veterans in the new cohort underscore the program’s military focus.

What happened: - Adaptive Training Foundation announced Class 37 of ReDefine on Aug. 31, 2026. - The 12-person class runs from Aug. 25 through Oct. 28, 2026. - USAA is sponsoring the class. - Kyle Maynard, a former ATF board member, is participating in the cohort.

The details: - Class 37 includes 12 individuals with traumatic impairments. - Six members of the cohort are Veterans. - ReDefine combines customized physical training, mental resilience and community support. - The program is designed to help participants build strength and regain confidence after injury or life-altering circumstances. - ATF has worked with hundreds of ill, injured and wounded service members, first responders and civilians since its founding in 2014. - ATF offers its programs free of charge through support from partners and sponsors. - The organization is based in Carrollton, Texas. - More information is available at Adaptive Training Foundation.

Between the lines: - The four-year USAA partnership signals long-term backing for ATF’s Veteran-centered work. - Maynard’s move from board member to participant adds a symbolic layer of continuity to the program. - ATF is positioning ReDefine as more than fitness training, framing it as a recovery and community model. - USAA is linking the sponsorship to its broader military and Veteran mission.

What’s next: - Class 37 will continue through Oct. 28, 2026. - ATF is likely to keep using partner funding to keep the program free for participants. - The organization says ReDefine will remain a core part of its mission going forward.

The bottom line: - ATF is using Class 37 to extend a long-running adaptive training model for Veterans and others recovering from traumatic injuries.