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…e weather got hotter and they poured water over my head to keep me cool. I tried to run for 4 minutes and walk for a minute but after about ten miles I was tired and had to walk more. Everybody helped me by clapping and cheering me on. When we got near to the finish I sprinted so I could beat my dad and sister. I got a medal and a t-shirt for finishing it. I was very tired when I finished and my legs were aching a lot. I think 13.1 miles is a long…
…with Down’s syndrome for all levels (red, orange and green/yellow). Photo credit: Sue Prisk The festival was supported by the LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) and a total of 15 players were involved in the festival and played group matches throughout the day. At the same time as the festival, Johanna Konta (British Number 1) and Katie Swan (British Number 6) were training on the clay courts. Fulham Badgers Tennis Disability Co-ordinator, Katy said:…
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…. For me personally, as well as getting me outside and active in the fresh air, I enjoy experiencing the ups and downs of sports- you will always have good days and bad days! Socially, it has enabled me to make a lot of friends, including gaining valuable life lessons from older members at my respective clubs. Connected to membership of any sports club are a wealth of social events that allows sport to be something much bigger than just playing. U…
