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Disabled sports fan hits out at unfit football venues
A disabled sports fan from Bracknell has hit out at unfit football venues, as she is forced to sit away from family and friends in live sporting events. Vicky Dennis, a wheelchair user from Forest Park in Bracknell, is part of the Muscular (...)
Elite athletes who are disabled should use their platform to promote social awareness
We talk a lot about legacy of sporting events, in terms of increasing participation and improving health, but what about the societal legacy? The London Paralympic Games was heralded as a big step forward for disabled sport, but has the (...)
Shaikh Khalid voices pride in people with disabilities
His Highness Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa, First Deputy President of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, President of Bahrain Athletics Association, expressed his joy on meeting his brothers with disabilities in the closing ceremony (...)
Persons With Disabilities not given their due share in sports, leaving them discouraged
Type ‘Indian Para athletes at Rio 2016’ in Google search bar and the result is similar to the state of sports for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs), buried in the shadows of the two Olympic medal winners, PV Sindhu and Sakshi Malik. Google says, (...)
Transport, cost, facilities hold disabled Australians back from participating in recreational sport
Australians living with a disability take part in recreational sports or physical activity at a fraction of the rate of the rest of the community. Experts said a range of factors were contributing to the low participation rate, including (...)
Disabled sports fans ‘feel frustrated and isolated’ by unfit venues says charity
Blog by Harriet Butler from the West Midlands, who is a Muscular Dystrophy UK Trailblazer: I am a massive sports fan! I enjoy watching football, tennis, rugby, athletics and a whole host of other sports. Going to these events is a big part of (...)
Paralympic Games celebration at Leeds carnival of disability sport
There will be range of disability and Paralympics sports on offer that people can try for free at the city centre ‘Leeds 2 Rio’ event from 12pm to 4pm. Sports on offer will include tennis, athletics, table tennis, rowing, powerlifting and (...)
What will happen to disabled sports in Russia after the Paralympic scandal ?
The suspension of the Russian Paralympic Committee (RPC) by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) following revelations that the former had been involved in a state-sponsored doping program automatically entails the suspension of Russian (...)
Paralympics highlight co-operation between athletes with and without disabilities
In the sport of wheelchair basketball, physical contact is the name of the game. The chairs themselves are built to withstand punishing hits, and Steve Sampson loves it. “It’s fun. You’re in a go-cart, it’s very physical, you’re bumping and (...)
How journalists should report disability sport
The English Federation of Disability Sport has helped compiled new research which suggests the public are keen for disabled sports athletes to be reported on a par with their able-bodied counterparts – all year around. The report also suggests (...)
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