Parasport powered by Toyota, an online hub to empower disabled people to become more active, is being launched today by Jonnie Peacock. The double …
On the 24th March between 0800 & 1200 hrs the first WCMX Jam takes place in the UK at Adrenaline Alley Urban Sports Venue in Corby Northamptonshir…
Renowned choreographer and designer Theo Clinkard takes up his new role as lead artist of the Talent Hub this week, as a new cohort of dance artists w…
"I have been a group exercise instructor for 30 years but in 2014 was diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy, a muscle wasting disease. In spite of the dia…
Plenty of disabled people consider taking up sport, not only to improve their physical wellbeing but also to enjoy better mental health. Paralympic whe…
It’s never too late to try something new. More and more activities are becoming accessible, from skiing and sailing to motorsports, or even flying. I…
Able Magazine spoke to former Birmingham City footballer and Paralympics GB's cerebral palsy team captain Jack Rutter at the Community Shield on Sunday…
UnLtd has invested in pioneering company Sofab Sports, making it the first business backed by the organisation’s new Impact Fund. SoFab Sports will rec…
The University of Worcester is a renowned centre for teacher education and has long championed inclusive education. In recent years, their work has won…
The Integrated Dreams Association has launched the 'Football For All' Leadership Programme, aiming to utilise football's unique power to promote the wi…
The annual Summer Surf Challenge for 2018 will be taking place on the 7th and 8th of July this year at Watergate Bay. The Surf Challenge takes place…
Calvert Trust Exmoor is the South West’s premier accessible outdoor activity destination for people with all types of disabilities, welcoming over 4,000 guests a year, with the philosophy that “At Calvert Trust Exmoor it’s what you CAN do that counts”.
The hunt is on for ten talented dancers with a learning disability, autism or both, to come together to form a unique new dance company. TIN Arts, a le…
With riding centres, equestrian centres and local stables offering everything from pony trekking across the beautiful countryside to horse therapy, how…
The hunt is on for ten talented dancers with a learning disability, autism or both, to come together to form a unique new dance company. T…
UK Coaching has, for more than 30 years, provided the coaching workforce with the skills and knowledge they need to make a positive difference. The org…
Disabled people constitute the largest minority group in any population, with the World Health Organization estimating that there are more than one bil…
Whether you’re a personal trainer, a football coach or a physiotherapist specialising in rehabilitation, a career in sports science can be a rewarding …
There is no doubt that physical exercise is important for all of us. Increasingly, people with disabilities are embracing sports and activities because…
A three-year £200,000 fund for children with disabilities to take part in community sports activities has smashed its target, with 421 children getti…
Surf's up for our intrepid reporter Julie Andrews! She took to the waves at Surfability in Swansea.
Want to go from participation to podium? Here's some fantastic advice from the English Federation of Disability Sport.
Most sports have very basic kit requirements: the right kind of t-shirt, shorts or tracksuit, that kind of thing. Adapted sports though, often require participants to get hold of specialist items which can prove expensive. We look at a few ways to get help.
Multi-sports disability sports club, No Limits got in touch to tell us a little bit about what they do.
Snozone, the operators of two premier indoor snow slopes believe that snow sports should be accessible and inclusive to everyone.