The largest disability exercise class ever held in the UK
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Able2B in association with Naidex are asking individuals to join them at this year’s Naidex conference, the Ultimate Event for the Disability Community, or online to participate in an attempt to hold the largest disability exercise class ever held in the UK.
Able2B Cofounder, Jon Thaxton is described by many as ‘one of a kind’.
His ability to motivate, adapt & support individuals with online training in classes or individually is second to none.
Join the former British and European Boxing Champion in an enjoyable and informative session as a display of inclusivity and fun for all-whatever your ability.
Alongside fellow Cofounder Rachael Hutchinson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon & with support from the Able2B Team, they aim to run the LARGEST ONLINE LIVE ADAPTED EXERCISE CLASS ever held in the UK.
Able2B will be showcasing their services at this year’s Naidex Conference.
During their session they will aim to run a 15 mins live class involving those present at the conference & also online participants-getting as many people across the UK as possible participating in this adapted session suitable for all levels of ability, including severe physical & learning disabilities.
Use the link below to join in the challenge via zoom
WEDNESDAY 20TH MARCH
10.30AM
Or join us in person on the Village Green!
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81088900529?pwd=UklwRVlYRHc3RXZjQ0xqZXd3YitwZz09
Meeting ID: 810 8890 0529
Passcode: 893406
Want to practice & learn more before the day? Join us for free in one of our regular weekly live online classes
Mon/Weds/Fri at 11am using the same link
Who is Able2B??
Able2B is an organization unique in the UK aiming to improve day to day outcomes for people with a disability using Sport’s Medicine Principles.
Cofounded by Rachael Hutchinson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Jon Thaxton, Former British and European Boxing Champion their concept is unique in the UK and seen some amazing results.
From a simple after-school class for Rachael’s patients, it has developed in 5 years to become one of the biggest disability centres in the UK with it’s own adapted gym, over 200 clients a week and numerous collaborations with charities, schools and other organisations.
Rachael recognized the limitations of her surgical outcomes without this kind of service. Her work is voluntary. Her aim to provide children and adults with a disability better daily independence using a method where they have not only shown great physical results but also a very cost-effective model which could save pressures on acute NHS services and social care.
Their results are out-standing-getting children a people after a stroke walking independently when they were told they never would-not once or twice but over and over again.
To find out more visit the link below: