Different Endless Possibilities

Tom Haig spent his 20s traveling the globe as one of the world's best - and riskiest - professional high divers. It took him to more than 60 countries on five continents. He then parlayed his athletic career into working dozens of major sporting events for the sports industry giant Adidas.

But in one day Tom went from someone who had no fear jumping off 80 ft. cliffs to someone who was afraid to approach a curb.

Hear the story of how this former extreme athlete re-invented his life - and can inspire you to retool too!

For the Meeting Planner

Talk for Bangladesh Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with Javed Abidi, president of Disabled Persons International.

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS:

Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Center - Kathmandu
Nepal Disabled Table Tennis Association
University of Michigan
Tamale Teaching Hospital (Ghana)
Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital (Ghana)
Erciyes University (Turkey)
Bangladesh Association of Physical and Medical Rehabilitation
Madonnina del Grappa (Albania)
International Society of Physical and Medical Rehabilitation (Beijing, Philadelphia, San Juan)
Amtrak (Portland, Oakland, Los Angeles, Washington D.C,, Richmond, Jacksonville, Seattle)
Portland Bastille Day (MC - French Speaking)
Willamette University (Salem, Oregon)

Here's a quick history of Tom's accident and how he's recovered.

Click here to see how Tom nearly escaped death and won the Mas Bravos award at the Acapulco Cliff Diving Championships.

Tom's Travel Map

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Tom has lived (5 weeks or more) in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, The United Arab Emirates, Oman, France (fluent speaker), Australia, India, Ghana and Nepal. He has visited all 50 states and lived in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Texas, Missouri, California, Washington, Idaho, Virginia and Oregon.