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LET'S ROLL WHEELCHAIR TENNIS COACHING WITH THE PROS website
Learning wheelchair tennis has just become a lot easier! One of the masters of the sport, 6-time World Champion David Hall, together with his long-time coach Rich Berman, have put together a comprehensive video tutorial of all the basics of playing wheelchair tennis. The tutorial covers all areas of the wheelchair game, such as basic strokes and mobility, advanced strokes and mobility, mental toughness, wheelchair selection and injury prevention - all for free!

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LET'S ROLL WHEELCHAIR TENNIS COACHING WITH THE PROS

PARALYMPIC LEGEND TO TEE UP AT DISABLED BRITISH OPEN website
Paralympic gold medallist Monique Kalkman has confirmed her participation in the Disabled British Open from August 24 to 26. The 47-year-old, who has won Paralympic gold in wheelchair table tennis and tennis, has set her sights on golf, which she started playing in 2009 after being struck by cervical dystonia – a chronic neck problem. Kalkman was diagnosed with cancer at 14, resulting in the tennis starlet being paralysed from the waist down but it didn’t stop her from fulfilling her dream of becoming a world-class athlete. “I chose to talke up golf ahead of other sports because it has so many interesting sides.”

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PARALYMPIC LEGEND TO TEE UP AT DISABLED BRITISH OPEN

CREATING ABILITY website
Once upon a time,

CREATING ABILITY

GUY IN A WHEELCHAIR PUTS UP 3-PERSON OZ TENT - via YOU TUBE website
The multi-award winning Australian designed OZTENT was released in 1993 and is now considered by many as the best touring tent on the market today. It is easily erected by one person in less than 30 seconds! The OZTENT has a patented internal aluminium frame which is the heart of its revolutionary design. The frame allows for effortless erection and packing away. It does not require assembly or disassembly.You just unfold it for erection and fold it for packing away. IT'S THAT SIMPLE! (Check OZ Tents You Tube footage on a wheelchair user putting the tent up...easy!).

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GUY IN A WHEELCHAIR PUTS UP 3-PERSON OZ TENT - via YOU TUBE

THE RIDE MOVIE website
Who would have thought the outback was wheelchair accessible? Four men ditch their wheelchairs for a quad bike adventure, traversing the rugged terrain of their tragic past.

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ACCESSIBLE NEW ZEALAND website
Accessible New Zealand is a company that has been developed out of a desire to bring New Zealand to traveler who wants to enjoy the culture, scenery and adventure that comes with travelling but may need a bit of extra help along the way to get them there.
We are about ôShowing you the unimaginable,Taking you to the unreachable, Giving you experiences you never thought possibleö.
Our tours are specialized for travelers with physical disabilities or who have limited mobility. This can be permanent or temporary disabilities, senior, parents with strollers and any other traveler who may require extra assistance.

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ACCESSIBLE NEW ZEALAND

BETH'S BRAIN INJURY BLOG website
Welcome to my thoughts. Yes, my brain still works. It's just injured; it's not dead! Since my 1990 anoxic brain injury I've had a lot of time to think about getting the most out of

BETH'S BRAIN INJURY BLOG

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