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This Video provides the insight of how people with physical and special disabilities play volleyball. Sitting volleyball is for people who have any kind of lower limb condition, with that other task were also added for us such as playing with one hand or with non dominant hand, playing with one eye closed which can be seen in this video. Playing with one hand shows how a person with single hand impairment can play. How people can play when they have abnormality in one eye. The most strenuous task was playing with both eyes closed, for a person with incapacity in both eyes. This people play volleyball using a ball which produces some kind of sound while playing, this helps them do the activity by using their sound perception which tends to be high in persons with special disabilities.

Building a community isn't a part-time job, it's a full-time job. Building a community isn't only a career objective, it's also a personal objective. Build community in ALL that you do, not just some of it. #community #coaching #volleyball #thinkbigger This is 100% Human Generated Content showing you that building community in all that you do is and ALWAYS will be good for you.

Belonging is a team activity ... just like rugby … 🏉 I shared this post a few weeks ago and my intention was to provide support to my queer community 🌈 But … Now I realised my post was more about providing assess and an opportunity to BELONG. I look at this photo from 2014 and it was my first opening to engage in a new gay environment. I didn’t have access before because I didn’t see where my own identity fit in a narrative that I was either too gay ’n’ campy, or too straight acting ... Rugby is actually a good fit when you think about it ... 👀 When I played for this team, I still didn’t feel like I was able to be open in my place of work. I was as some people call ‘Out at WORK’ but I was hesitant to share my personal life knowing there was a fine line of walking a tightrope of where I fit into my place of work with my manager, colleagues and clients. I knew belonging to an organisation also felt like I had to BELONG in a certain way that didn’t make people feel uncomfortable or worst … I would have to justify why gay sports teams needed to exist and/or the prove the skills of this GAY team was more than competent 🙄 I wonder if I had a time machine and went back, what needed to be different or change from me … 🤔 I realised nothing needed to change from me ... ❌ I did what I needed to do. I came back after the season and told my story. I knew I had to be the FIRST and share. I wasn’t vulnerable, brave or authentic, I just told a story and left it at that. The responsibly of creating the sense BELONGING, wasn’t mine 💡 Yes, I was a participant but the whole organisation is responsible from managers, colleagues and clients. Please don’t make individuals the driver of BELONGING, we all lead and contribute. Start with the small steps, encourage people to tell their stories without the commentary or judgment ... 🪜 Here's a hot tip: Don't deny their lived experience because that's the opposite of BELONGING. NB: I have had a few good responses to my offer of training 🏉👏✅ #wellbeing #dei #mentalhealth #rugbyunion #rugby #belonging #belongingatwork #livedexperiences

Health and sport should be accessible to everyone, regardless of individual challenges. 🏋️♂️🏀 In the field of disability sports, there is a fascinating variety of opportunities that are specifically tailored to the needs of people with physical or mental disabilities. Whether as part of a team or as an individual, in a wheelchair or with impaired vision - the world of disability sports is diverse and inclusive. Here are some inspiring examples of sports that not only challenge personal abilities, but are also represented at the Paralympic Games: ▪️ice hockey ▪️Wheelchair basketball ▪️Wheelchair rugby ▪️Handbike ▪️Wheelchair Fencing ▪️Wheelchair Tennis ▪️Swimming ▪️table tennis ...and much more 💪🏅 Which of these sports would you like to try?

Absolutely inspiring, especially during International Women's Day! Squash is a fast-paced, exciting racquet sport played indoors on a four-walled court. Here's a breakdown to get you acquainted: Benefits of Squash: 👉🏼 Great Workout: Improves cardiovascular health, builds stamina, and increases muscle tone. 👉🏼 Agility and Reflexes: Quick movements and rapid direction changes enhance agility and reflexes. 👉🏼 Hand-Eye Coordination: Requires precise racquet-ball coordination for accurate shots. 👉🏼 Strategic Thinking: Develops strategic thinking and problem-solving skills during rallies. 👉🏼 Fun and Social: Enjoyable for all ages and skill levels, it can be played competitively or recreationally. #squash #cricket #flagfootball #softball #lacrosse

Part 2️⃣ with Big Sis Tayla Clement where she shares all about: 💼 Ambitions to be on the board of World Rugby 💚 Promoting inclusion in sport and sports media 🏊🏼♀️ Life as an elite athlete and retiring with injury 🧠 Mental health in sport 💪🏼 Overcoming severe bullying 🦸🏼♀️ Lessons learned through hardship Head to sisreport.substack.com to read our profile piece on Tayla which dropped last week 🗞️ #womeninsport #womeninsports #sportsmedia #womeninsportsmedia #socialcontent #sportscontent

New benchmarks have been set in supporting Para sport over the last decade or so, but it's a model that needs to evolve and be replicated globally. Support and exposure can propel it further into the mainstream between Games 📣🚀. Lots of promising steps being made though! #Paris2024 #LA2028 #Paralympics