Wellbeing & Fitness

Q&A with Paralympian with Ryan Cockbill

Ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympics, we’ve chatted to Paralympic hopeful Ryan Cockbill about being a Paralympian, target shooting, and…

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Disability and sport: why venues should be more accessible

We all know that sport and exercise is good for us, and can be an exhilarating pastime too. So why…

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Beyond the Paralympians: why access to fitness should be available to all

Parallel London is the world’s first disability-led mass participation run event taking place at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on 4th September2016.…

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Wheely Wacky Adventures: you’re in for a fun ride!

What do you get when you cross two free spirited girls from New Zealand, one wheelchair and one camera? Really…

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Top 10 Paralympians who inspire us ahead of Rio 2016

Paralympians inspire many disabled and non-disabled people. We saw the effect the London 2012 Paralympics had, so we hope the…

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Wheely Good Fitness: exercise customised for wheelchair users

There are very few fitness centres that take into account the needs and abilities of individual disabled clients. Kris Saunders-Stowe,…

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Rugby World Cup: accessible Olympic Park

Rugby is most certainly the sport of the moment with the World Wheelchair Rugby Challenge having run alongside the Rugby World Cup.…

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My power chair football story

The Wheelchair Football Association has now been running for Ten Years! Below we speak to Chris Gordon, 24 (England player…

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AutismAbility: how a trampolining project can impact people with autism

AutismAbility is a scheme funded by Sport England’s Inclusive Fund, which allows adults with Autism to participate in trampolining and…

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Accessible horse riding with the RDA

My Name is Julie, my life changed forever when I was diagnosed with a 6cm brain tumour, which post-surgery left…

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