Last week saw the official launch event of Cardio Tennis at Stoke Mandeville Stadium with a great turnout from the Bucks & Milton Keynes Sports Partnership and the Lawn Tennis Association. The stadium has added Cardio Tennis to its long list of sporting activities in an attempt to deliver fun and challenging tennis sessions outside [...]
Last week saw the official launch event of Cardio Tennis at Stoke Mandeville Stadium with a great turnout from the Bucks & Milton Keynes Sports Partnership and the Lawn Tennis Association. The stadium has added Cardio Tennis to its long list of sporting activities in an attempt to deliver fun and challenging tennis sessions outside [...]
In May, the English Federation of Disability Sport will deliver three days of sporting fun for young disabled people at the home of Paralympic sport- Stoke Mandeville Stadium. The Festival of Sport is being held on 10-12 May 2013 and is for 6 to 16 year olds with all impairments to try a range of [...]
LimbPower is gearing up ready for the highlight of their year, the ever-popular LimbPower Games (formerly the Amputee Games) on the 18th/19th May at Stoke Mandeville Stadium, birthplace of the Paralympics.
Last month, Stoke Mandeville Stadium played host to 58 students at its Harpers Swim School Gala.
Stoke Mandeville Stadium has hosted the one of ten regional Boccia competitions taking place this month across England. The competition saw four teams from the Central Region Championships competing as part of the Lord Tavener’s Under 19’s Boccia Programme.
Stoke Mandeville Stadium, operated by Leisure Connection on behalf of WheelPower, has revealed figures that show disability participation is very much on the rise at the stadium – despite last year’s statistics that nationwide disability sport participation was decreasing, with just 17% of disabled adults engaging in sport every week.