Flag bearing Paralympian ‘Queen Kadeena’ returns to heroes’ welcome and gold Union Jack wheels courtesy of Carbon Black Forget golden post boxes in the home towns of returning Olympic and paralympian athletes, a company that manufactures F1 Wheelchairs has put a distinct twist on the tradition by welcoming their Rio hero home to a pair of golden union flag wheels. ... Read More »
The October/November of PosAbility Magazine is out now, read on to find out what our latest issue has to offer! Take a look inside the issue, with . . . How much has it touched you?: Our very own Mik Scarlett ponders the legacy of the Paralympic games. The ‘Token’ Disabled: Sam Renke talks about her role in a hilarious ... Read More »
Golden girl Kadeena Cox, crowned Paralympic Champion in both athletics and cycling on her Paralympic debut, was chosen as flagbearer for Great Britain at the Rio 2016 Closing Ceremony. As flagbearer Cox represented one of the most successful British Paralympic teams in history. The team has achieved the most gold medals by a British team since 1988, surpassing there medal ... Read More »
by Barney Cullum History was made here in Rio this weekend as Kadeena Cox became the first British Paralympian to win medals across two different sports at the same Games for almost 30 years. Sprint-cycling two laps of the ‘Velodromo’ in a world record time that left Dame Sarah Storey – Britain’s most successful female Paralympian – trailing behind, she ... Read More »
To reach the top of your sport is an achievement most people can only dream of, but Kadeena Cox has accomplished something even more remarkable, she’s a dominant force in two. The 25-year-old is the current world champion and world record holder in the 500m para-cycle time trail and world number two in the T38 400m sprint. What’s more, even ... Read More »
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