Wheelchair Skills, Why Would You?
Being able to get around confidently using my wheelchair is vital to maintaining my independence. The individual skills combined together make it look like the chair is part of me. …
Being able to get around confidently using my wheelchair is vital to maintaining my independence. The individual skills combined together make it look like the chair is part of me. …
I could say I had not experienced much adventure in my life before my spinal cord injury. A chance to go to Keswick on a Multi Activity course, organized by …
Kites in the Chilterns. The green rolling hills of the Chilterns are home to the predatory Red Kites, that soar and sweep in the bright sunshine. They are hungry and …
24 Hour TV. The fun of virtual home-schooling with pupils having to dial in using meeting software is all very well and good. I’m confident the teachers are doing their …
I hate the snow. I hate the snow. The snow looks nice but I hate it. The road is quiet, the sky is bright blue and the air feels fresh …
Learning. As the current lock-down situation continues, there has been no wheelchair skills training taking place. In order to keep my mind busy, alongside home schooling my son, I connected …
My journey on the Rocky Mountaineer. Views, snacks and a long trip.
Another experience of flying but with a different companion. My wife on our honeymoon.
Ska music and sadness. A couple of gigs and the loss of a friend.
Wheelchair skills and live music at a sea side town.
Wheelchair use on part of the London underground.
Gig access and confident wheelchair skills.
Can wheelchair skills training resume?
If you follow me on Social Media you might have seen that I like to go for, what I call, a push – obviously this is going out in my wheelchair pushing myself to another location.
Life in strange times of Covid-19. Take risk and live life?