Access Adventures Adaptive Sports

Richard_Scope
Richard_Scope Posts: 3,793 Cerebral Palsy Network
in Everyday life
Enjoy Adaptive Sports with an added adrenaline rush?

Access Adventures might be a little something for to you consider when the world settles. I’ve attended 3 camps now and I’m slightly addicted, They are a non-profit organisation providing accessible adventure camps for people with physical disabilities in the UK 

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  • androgynous
    androgynous Online Community Member Posts: 110 Empowering
    If you like your sailing, the Jubilee Sailing Trust is a charity which has ships adapted to enable all physical abilities to sail a ship. Wheelchair adapted, too.  

    Personally, I crewed a Tall Ship across the North Atlantic and whilst you have that opportunity to do something totally unique, I raised a considerable amount of money for charity. I was also sponsored by a cancer charity, myself.

    I was hoisted up the mast in a wheelchair and that's an amazing experience i'll never forget.

    I couldn't even consider that, now.

    https://jst.org.uk/
  • Richard_Scope
    Richard_Scope Posts: 3,793 Cerebral Palsy Network
    Wow! I had never even considered sailing. I will look into this. Thanks.
  • androgynous
    androgynous Online Community Member Posts: 110 Empowering
    Richard_Scope said:
    Wow! I had never even considered sailing. I will look into this. Thanks.
    It's just amazing. I would recommend a shorter trip aroun the UK to start with. I was into my sailing before i became as 'disabled' as i am now, and have some sailing and powerboating qualifications, but you don't need anything to do this.

    Just pure grit and determination? Haha
  • Chloe_Alumni
    Chloe_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 10,506 Championing
    This sounds great! I love this kind of thing!

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