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The downside with the walking liner is that it doesn’t last very long—I have to replace mine every six months. The Winter Wonderwheels event, as part of the Superhero Series, is the UK’s only disability sports event for everyday Superheroes! We discussed how values naturally change over time and they can be used as a tool to measure how well you're sticking to your life plan.

Despite an elective amputation, it was the day that I had felt as though my world had turned upside down. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. Despite the daunting nature of rest days, they really can be your best days of training, allowing you to recover, re-group and re-align your goals.It isn’t as simple as putting on a pair of running shoes, stepping out the door, and going for a run when you are an amputee. I did test out this foot, and I found it heavier than the Fillauer Obsidian—it just didn’t move with me as well as the Fillauer foot did. The benefits of moving have been long talked about along with the benefits of it on your physical and mental health. I didn't feel prepared or ready for the race and had no intention of breaking a record but here's my breakdown of the weekend!

The debates surrounding a competitive advantage really do continue but they also tend to only look at one race length, on a flat surface. For many able-bodied athletes, qualification to the European and World Obstacle Course Racing Championships can be extremely difficult.This seems to bring up "walking" speed to almost 20m/s on level surface, or even higher boost on downhill slope.

When the word ‘accessible’ is mentioned for events and races, it often sets out panic to organisers, who picture wheelchair ramps, toilets and lifts. This blog aims to give you an update of what’s happening in the world of para/adaptive inclusion within obstacle racing.You train for months, many hours a day (and night): walking, running, building a strong core, and boosting your mental strength.

I often allow a lot of space between myself and the runner in front because if they were to suddenly stop, i’d likely run straight into the back of them, unable to stop quickly. Now if you try and imagine running on a trail, without being able to bend your ankle or twist your foot - that’s what running with a blade is like on uneven terrain. Until this weekend, I thought I knew what it was to be an ASICS Frontrunner but the past few days in Dublin have really opened my eyes. You’ll probably think that they’re quite comfortable and super speedy from the get-go - this couldn’t be further from the truth. It looks like you can bounce across the rocks like a fairy without feeling a thing, no blisters or sprained ankles to deal with, and your foot doesn’t get wet when you run through water.It was a process to build trust, and the more I started trusting the blade, the more weight I could put on it and make my gait much better.