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Mike Schultz is a three-time medalist in snowboarding at the Winter Paralympics. After losing his leg in a snowmobile race in 2008, Schultz set out to make a better prosthetic leg in order to continue his athletic career. He would go on to launch his own company so that his designs could help other amputees. Training with his wife Sara in their hometown of Kimball, MN, Schultz prepares for the upcoming Milan-Cortina Winter Games, his last before retiring from the sport.

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Snowboarding

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What is Built to Move (2026) about?

Mike Schultz is a three-time medalist in snowboarding at the Winter Paralympics. After losing his leg in a snowmobile race in 2008, Schultz set out to make a better prosthetic leg in order to continue his athletic career. He would go on to launch his own company so that his designs could help other amputees. Training with his wife Sara in their hometown of Kimball, MN, Schultz prepares for the…

Who stars in Built to Move?

Built to Move stars Mike Schultz (Self). The series was created by Ryan Suffern.

How many seasons does Built to Move have?

Built to Move has 1 seasons. There are 1 episodes in total.

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