…and Physical Activity Network run by the Activity Alliance. We have had a lot of positive meetings and there is some great work going on to ensure that everyone with Down’s syndrome can play sport at what ever level they want. 2020? Well there are plenty of plans in place for 2020, we have lots of new sessions launching, more festivals being prepared, and more sports on the way. Keep an eye on our website and social media channels to find out mor…
…(which he absolutely loves even to the point of him now taking all of the free kicks and penalties they get and you should see them all celebrate together!!) It does bring tears to our eyes when even opposition parents are cheering and clapping him when he shows his skill or scores a goal. I think it is a testament to organisations such Sporting 87 and DSActive, that people with Down’s syndrome are now included more in sport in their communities….
…to put everything into practice and take the session. It started off with free skills, with an array of proficiency being shown by the players in both football and basketball. Once everyone was warmed up and had gotten used to the feel of the ball, it was time to focus on movement and avoidance. After a quick game of bulldog to showcase the required skills, two lines were set up and players had to dart around defenders to get to a cone the other…
…as well as other useful information on health and well-being. You can download a Healthy Eating guide: Healthy Eating Easy Read. Have you tried DSEngage? The DSA runs FREE daily online sessions to help keep you active, busy and have lots of fun. Find out more on the website….
