Oh man the all terrain wheel chair is awesome! I can imagine the smile on the users face!!

Walter,thank you for encouraging and supporting Holly, that is being a world class spouse.

A big thank you to Walter for booking Hollies first class, without it, we wouldn't have this amazing channel. Thank you for sharing your journey's with us. Have fun on the trail.

How can I push the "LIKE" button a thousand times? Thank You so much to all that created the off road wheel chair. As a disabled Army combat veteran I had to wheel to PT/ Physical Therapy until my legs were strong enough and I regained coordination to walk. I also had my right arm in a forearm cast so rolling wasn't easy. With this lever and chain drive so many wheel chairs can be easier to maneuver. The VA and Army hospitals wouldn't or couldn't provide power chairs. It was the 80s and times sure have changed, but I cannot believe it took nearly 40 years. Thank You for all the good info! You are in my prayers Hoka Hey

Nora was such a great experience especially for that confidence boost that comes with more education. It was a great surprise getting to meet Hollie! She is honestly one of the nicest people I have ever had the pleasure to meet.

How fortunate for us that Walter booked that class. Your fun, positive attitude is a blessing to all that know you. Loved the video Hollie! Keep up the good work!

I've wondered how you got your start. Those chairs are absolutely awesome. As someone who spent his life in the woods, one of my biggest fears would be losing the ability to get back out there. It's absolutely fantastic to see that people are using their talents to make the woods accessible to everyone.

I just want to add that my 88 year old mom broke her ankle on June 12th, had surgery and has been non weight for 6 weeks with at least another 3 weeks to go. My brother, myself and a soon to be RN care for her at home along with my 90 year old dad. I have learned first hand many of challenges to being in a wheelchair. The SOARS program that NORA has is truly inspiring! I can’t wait to learn more about it.

I saw part of a clip without knowing the backstory and Immediately thought the worst. Thank God you’re all right!

Very nice meeting you this weekend, Hollie! I'll be checking out all your videos!

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto my friend!

Thanks for coming out Hollie, we enjoyed spending the day with you. Please come back and see us! Best, Tony

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely and thank you again for letting me crash! I love that you encourage everyone to keep away from the “cheat” buttons and teach real technique !! Hope we can make something happen out west in the future 🙌🏻

I started with a 1983 CJ-7 with 31" tires and a 2 1/2" lift . I lived in San Jose cal and would drive up to Rubicon or Sierra track would run the trail and then drive home about 125 miles each way. And I would use my Wench if I thought I would break and people would give me a bad time for doing it. But I needed to drive to work on Monday so I would just say you try it like me and then you can say something. My jeep now as a 5.7 V-8 Sprung over running 36" BFG'S lockers front and rear it goes any where I point it now. But I trailer it to and from the trail now but to wheel with no fear you need to trailer it. But it is Addicting so way to go girl and keep the video's coming. Hollie you are a very special person I hope to meet you someday

@Rocwlkr

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much I know you like 4wheelin as much as me and my daughter. I started her at 2 yrs old in a carseat and she started steering it at 4 and could drive it by the key at 7 all my friends would only yet spot them when she turn 9 . Keep showing us your way to the top

You’re fantastic and your presence yesterday was appreciated by all. Thanks!!!

Every state needs a place like this!

Rolling rocks n trails! I've many friends that are mobility challenged! Thanks for the profile!

Scott is a good guy. The rock alarms are something that folks gets folks a lot while off road

Brings me back to my first time in the early 70's as a teenager in Southern CA. A friend took me in his mom's 71 Bronco out for a ride. We went to a local beach (back when you still could) locked the hubs and drove up and down the beach. I was in awe that this was possible. Not long after that I bought my first car. 67 Jeep Commando and the adventures began. But I still remember that simple run. I've never been without a 4x4 of some sort ever since. Would love to have that 67 back but that's another story.

Awesome video again Hollie! Being disabled myself with a severe spinal disease (although not in a wheelchair yet) it's always nice to know that I could do off roading still. What an amazing man he is to give people the opportunity to still off road with disabilities. I don't know how I have beat the odds of being in a wheelchair and neither do my doctors, but I know my days are numbered. When the day comes, I know who I will contact to help me to continue my passion of off roading. Take care and I will catch you on your next video.

I am familiar with the Action Track Chair. Thank you for broadening the knowledge of assistive equipment that too many are unaware of.

That is probably the coolest thing to do is helping everyone enjoy the outdoors. & HOLLIE thanks for making this video & Scott is so awesome.

Now,Scott can put you up on his wall of fame as one of the students to go through that program. That was cool.

That tractor chair is awesome!

Hello my beautiful nice to see you again. Miss seeing you with Matt and all them guys who knows runs. Find cup of tea.🤗😘😊🤙🏾✌🏽👌🏽🤷🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️😎

I got sooo lost the 1st time I went there lol. I totally ended up trespassing on some poor soul's property trying to find NORA. Scott & his team rock. It's truly a labor or love for them. That main building in the facility came out nice! It was still under construction when I went.

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

It’s amazing how much your Jeep has transformed the past few years! I’ve really enjoyed watching your build progress 😀🤙🏻

@apexpredator_jku

2 жыл бұрын

@@MischiefMakerTV you're too kind but I should be saying that about you! Seems like yesterday when you were the local Jeep celebrity! Then the word got out...wait, they did what? Sold the house to go wheeling.? I thought you were nuts lol. Now you're this global icon! Just a testament that if you're truly passionate about something to follow your heart! Living the dream! Your an inspiration. I applaud you.

Wheeling with various types of vehicles tests driving ability, problem solving and most of all, courage to tackle the unknown which builds confidence for the individual to enjoy life to the fullest. Great informative heart warming video Hollie.

Great! There are still good people out there!!💚

Hollie, Thank you so much for helping Scott by producing this video!! You have such a great following I am sure the word will now get out about his great facility!! Keep the videos flowing you do a great job!

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

It’s amazing how people forget that not every area has privately owned Offroad Parks like Windrock, let alone BLM public lands that can be enjoyed for recreation (for free). Places like NORA are essential if you live in NY, NJ or Connecticut. Especially for a newbie who doesn’t know anything about Jeeping. Offroad parks can be kinda intimidating for this who are new to the industry.

@bmc81

2 жыл бұрын

@@MischiefMakerTV I live in Montana and I have never heard of any kind of program like what you went thru. There is a lot of off-road clubs but nothing that I know of to help beginners or the physically handicapped.

That is one amazing wheelchair. Cool back story Hollie. Thank you for sharing it.

What a great video Holly, I love the fact that now the disabled can move around on their own.

Hollie thank you so much for this video. That wheelchair is amazing and so wonderful for ppl. So great l to think of those who are differently abled and give them the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.

I was sandrails and Baja bugs, first 4wheeler was a 78 FJ. Today it's a Ram tow pig and a old 4Runner with a 1UZ swap.

Hollie I started watching in support of a fellow human feom the UK side of the pond. I live my wish to off road through you and others. As a wheelchair user this is something I would love to do. Thank you so much for showing this and if I ever manage to get US side I will defiantly head to Scott and team. Thank you to all for shedding the light that this service is there.

Hi Holly, I am waiting for the VA to deliver my 4x4 wheelchair next month. The model is Extreem X8, I wish I could have gotten a track chair but it would not fit in the back of my 08 Jeep JK. Thanks for showing that people with different abilities (not disabilities) can get offroad and have fun. I hate the term handicap, a handicap is a golf term. I have a different ability to walk, not a disability. I still have abilities, mine are just different from most. Sorry just trying to educate a few people after reading a few comments. Most people do not realize how negative some of the words are for people that can't walk or have limits in walking like I do. I am hoping to meet you in Tn.

Thank you Hollie for taking us back to the beginning of your off roading adventure. Scott is doing a great job introducing people to off roading. Thks for sharing 🤙😎

I just got my first power chair, it's so awesome to see that there is also offroad chairs and trails made for them too! I live in Finland so here normal power chair alone is quite rare to see.

That's the coolest thing. I've seen some of those tracked wheelchairs both in person and in several YT videos being used from marksman shooting to actual outdoor bow hunting for the handicapable.

Bless scott! Between the "how to" lessons and the accessibility experiences.. A truly wonderful human & buisness owner

Scott is an angel. Really appreciate what he is doing and has the opportunity to do for the handicapped and our disabled veterans. Amazing person. I also wanted to say thanks for the wildflowers. It's awesome you took a second to notice. You summed up in one picture why I've blown years of paychecks on a jeep. So we can get to the places and see the things the masses can't destroy in a Subaru. Cause we don't care about nature....thank you, I love your content. Look forward to it every week. My handicapped nephew would have a ball there.

Lol my start was on my own in a 1968 Scout driving mining roads and trails in Colorado had so much fun summer 1972

First off, can we thank Walter for starting this whole journey and obviously continuing to support it? "Round of applause". As a former outdoor person who became disabled I am more then psyched to see this kind of content. I'm out of a chair on flat even ground for short distances but this would be awesome and I'm not too far away in Philadelphia!

Scott provides an awesome service! Thanks for sharing!

that wheel chair reminds me of the movie short circuit.

What scott is doing is amazing and matts friend Abby I think would love a trip to his park. Awesome people doing awesome things

So cool! I have a nephew and another friend who are big proponents of adaptive sports. I shared this with them. Your videos are awesome!

The wheel chair was totally a good idea that was awesome 👍

Wow!!!.....I live in Ellenville!!!....Wish I knew you were coming here would have loved to meet you!!....NORA is a great tool for this industry!!!

I was wheelchair bound for a couple months with only use of my right side of my body. Making things for people in need means a lot to me

I watch your vids , but what drew me to your channel was M.M. Waiting and watching for another epic trail ride . Thx for the vid. - Ken

This video was absolutely awesome what a treasure that man is for having availability for the people that cannot move and are in wheelchairs You are amazing Hollie you've shown us a lot of cool things but I can say for myself this is number one!

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and this is the number 1 reason I love what I do. The people Walter and I have met along the way so far have been incredible!

@gayle4804

2 жыл бұрын

You and Walter have blessed many people for many people for just being you and not a fake

Great Vlog Hollie . Love the all terrain wheelchairs for disabled folk fantastic designs. X

Thanks for sharing this Holly. Scott & his people are giving back to others that would not be able to enjoy the sights the able bodied get to see. Those 2 chairs are really kick butt chairs. There are people like Scott in the world & you are meeting them & showing us the good in all of us if we make the effort.

Those chairs are awesome, to help others with their inabilities to access places and fun.. Great stuff.

Great video Hollie-We love Scott Trager and NORA! Glad you enjoyed learning about the GRIT Freedom Chair and the other off-road wheelchairs 😃

Man... the American Spirit still EXISTS! Ya just have to know where to look! 👀 Neccesaty is the mother of all invention and the freedom to pursue it! I guess it could be a "Scott" ish thing too🤣 Love ya Hollie, and Walter... good job makin sure she was gonna be safe

Its kind of wonderful that you found something that freed you from some fears and anxiousness. You and off roading maybe needed one another more than you could have imagined

Wow seems like you were a straight A student. Those chairs are awesome. Love seeing handicap people over coming their handicaps. 👍😁

I shared this with my sister her husband is a hunter and shooter who is wheelchair bound, I think he'd really appreciate either of the wheelchairs you showed here 👍

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so awesome. Imagine if he started a hunting/outdoors KZread channel, I’d be all about it! 🤩

Wild park, awesome facilities, love the wheel chairs, thanks for showing us all around, wishing you and your loved ones all the best for the future

Super cool Holly being some I disabled myself I really appreciate the wheelchairs even though I'm not there yet maybe someday thanks sweetie

@jamesdavis6433

2 жыл бұрын

Vinnie it took me 16 years to get to the point where I can use a 4x4 wheelchair. Keep up the fight and you can get there.

I imagine the joy many people enjoy by getting to experience this adventure. Thanks for expanding our horizons.

That's a really awesome thing to do I appreciate you taking the time to show us what anyone can do if they want and please thank Scott for all he does for all people especially the disadvantaged and the military veterans I appreciate it and you are the best

I haven't seen Hollie in a minute, glad to see you back!!!

This was so AWESOME!!!!! Scott has it going on..... Dip my hat to him and others....

Great beginnings, Scott seems like a great person.

When I started out off-road, we had nobody to direct us. I came from a generation of kids that explored the woods on bicycles, then dirt bikes, then Jeeps. There are a lot of people that have lived protected lives.

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

That’s one way to look at it. Having seen both sides of it, I can appreciate that there are options for people who live in metro areas and don’t have access to legal options for trails without driving 4-7 hours away from home. Also, I wouldn’t recommend someone take their $40,000+ Jeep out in the woods and ‘learn the hard way’ how to use it. Just a matter of perspective and how people prefer to learn.

Thank you for showing this. What a wonderful man. I love seeing things like this it warms your geart

Great video Holly and what a wonderful guy Scott is by helping those people that would otherwise miss out on some fun and getting outside, cheers for now

So glad you gave us this opportunity to see a great facility and wonderful people!! Good luck to them. Much success!!!!

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching

Thank you Hollie for sharing this!!

wow love that chair. Wish I lived out east but for now I will roll around here. Trippy for most so thanks for just showing it to all.

Share this with Matt & the gang & create a center like this in UT! Of course you’d have to have the off-road wheelchairs & the like! It’d be SOAR-West!

Terrific video! Here is an amazing story. In 2020, not only was I going thru the pandemic like everyone else but I was going thru a painful divorce after 25 years of marriage. I did a lot of soul searching and in June of 2020 I bought a Tacoma and small fiberglass trailer with plans to travel, and which I have doing and having a blast. I have been as far north as Acadia National park, East to Martha’s Vineyard, south along the coast to Savanna, Georgia and west to Spring Green, Wisconsin. Along the way were places I could have gotten off road if I had the skills and equipment. Off roading was never something that I did before. During the pandemic, I became a great fan of Matt’s Off Road Recovery channel, which you appeared in many times and I love your spirit. I loved the episode of Lizzie driving Mischief Maker. Somehow I never subscribed to your channel. (Sorry, it has now been corrected!) The end of July this year I was searching for somewhere near me in NJ that did 4x4 classes and I came across the NORA website. I signed up for my son and I to do the 2 day class starting on this Friday! We are sooo excited! And, I can bring my little camper to stay the night! I only saw your video because Scott posted it on the NORA website. Nice to learn your backstory and realize others have walked this path before me. I can’t wait to meet Scott and the crew and learn some skills. Your video was a great overview of what to expect. All the best, and I will hopefully meet you out on the trails one day! You will find me driving on the beaches of NJ and Maryland come September!

@MischiefMakerTV

Жыл бұрын

You are going to love the class and your experience at NORA. That was literally the start of everything for me and it was such a treat to come by and see how the facility and staff have grown. Thank you for sharing and I hope this is the start of a long journey into the off road community for you! 💙💙

That area of New York has beautiful mountains and so does the Poconos

I’m a 100% disabled veteran, full time wheelchair user (paraplegic). I’ve done a test drive of an ActionTrack Chair before and loved it, and would love to own one. Both my shoulders are shot (tendinosis and impingements in both). I still prefer my full suspension WCMX Box Wheelchair with a Permobil SmartDrive as my daily chair. The town where I live is not vary ADA friendly (almost no curb cuts at the intersections. With my WCMX Box Wheelchair I can go up and down a lot of curbs that you can’t do in a normal power wheelchair (4 or 5 inches up and I’ve dropped off an 11 inch curb. But, even in my WCMX Box Wheelchair its tuff getting off road or even going through a lot of grass. Unfortunately, I don’t think the VA will help get one. I love the program he’s setup to get folks out of their houses/apartments.

That tracked wheelchair is so kewl ! Something like that would change my life a million times over. 💯👍🏾

that school is amazing such amazing setups available

My first time off roading was at my Cousins house. Up State New York. I was 9 years old. It was in a VW Bug.

Those track chairs are really cool.. I got the chance to drive one a few years ago... It was fun to drive...

In upstate ny my home stomping grounds we would camp out on the truck trails do rock crawling and water (creek)crossings and alot of overlanding with the run what you brung class aka 81 jeep J20 4x4 pickup with a broken transfer case handle the handle moved but the transfer case didnt. And we wheeled it in 2wd but the lockers in the rear worked perfectly.loved that old J20 truck had many 4x4s since.

I love that track chair wish I had 1

Thank you so much for sharing this, Hollie!

so very cool to see some of your roots how you got in 4 wheeling

Great show, I love the program offered. Y Scott awesome program...love you show ..

The off road chairs are amazing! So glad he is able to provide that kind of service to the mobility challenged Thank you Holly for sharing with us.

That's awesome that there are venues for teaching first time off roading. 30 years ago for me... it was trial by fire. Lol I had a 1988 Suzuki Samurai, which was my daily driver, and I can relate to the concern that if I broke down.... how do I get home/work on Monday. All I can say is.... lots of epic adventures... '88 Samurai, '84 CJ7 and now a 2012 JKU. No regrets! ... but I do miss my Samurai! Lol 🤣👍

Those chairs are awesome.

That is super awesome! So love to see companies that want to help EVERYONE enjoy life. :)

It’s so cool you haven’t forgotten where you started you and Walter make a great team

@bobbyleehuss8690

2 жыл бұрын

Love your content

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching

Hollie - Walter made a great investment in your happiness which has made us happy too!

So awesome seeing your roots!!

Wow Hollie great video,and Scott if your reading this,dude you guys are great. Hollie you and Walt be safe keep the amazing videos coming. See you soon

I hav herd of these chairs but never seen one, nice.

Outstanding!!!!Sir Scott Sir thank you!!! Very nice flash back Holly, got myself thinking of the first dirt road or two, (I'm still kid gloved in the daily getting better,but yeah no gas money with no work on Monday :)

I have a daughter with a TBI who was very active outdoors before her accident, this would be amazing!! Thanks for sharing!!

I'm originally from NY. Just a few minutes from your roots

Thanks for sharing 👍😀

Scott kicks ass!!🥹

👍👍👍👍👍, Those mobility vehicles were pretty amazing.

@MischiefMakerTV

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I really hope to see something like that available out in Sand Hollow at some point! Once this collaboration with Tread Lightly has ended, I might take that on as a project. 💕

That is awesome, meeting the needs of all diversities. Really enforcement enjoyed this video.

Yes Deff cool! Thanks for the share!