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posted by Laura Haynes

10 November, 2020

7 ways that walking is better than swimming

You can do it anytime, anywhere.

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posted by Katy Boyd

06 November, 2020

Walk the Channel Challenge

We're challenging every one of our 2020 Aspire Channel Swimmers to walk or push the 44 miles to Fran..

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posted by Laura Haynes

29 October, 2020

Lowri is swimming because her father has lived with a spinal cord injury for 50 years

I am fully aware of the day to day challenges that disabled people face

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posted by Laura Haynes

29 October, 2020

There's no need to limit children with disabilities

They decided together that they wanted to take on the Aspire Channel Swim 2020 as a team

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posted by Laura Haynes

29 October, 2020

Adele has raised over £500

I don’t love swimming but it's good exercise

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posted by Laura Haynes

07 October, 2020

Pip discovered her passion for swimming during lockdown

I wasn't a swimmer before lockdown and now I'm verging on being obsessed

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posted by Laura Haynes

05 October, 2020

The Aspire Channel Swim has made swimming one of Gill's passions

I enjoy swimming because I lose my mind delightfully in the rhythm

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posted by Laura Haynes

17 September, 2020

Swimming is a liberating experience for Katie

Prior to lockdown I was swimming three times a week, even when pregnant!

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posted by Laura Haynes

17 September, 2020

Suzi can forget about her impairment whilst swimming

Because of my FSHD, I am limited in terms of which stroke I can do

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posted by Laura Haynes

17 September, 2020

Swimming is one exercise Joanna can do without risking injury

Anyone that has less mobility needs support and what Aspire does is invaluable

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Aspire Channel Swim Blog

7 ways that walking is better than swimming

Walk the Channel Challenge

Lowri is swimming because her father has lived with a spinal cord injury for 50 years

There's no need to limit children with disabilities

Adele has raised over £500

Pip discovered her passion for swimming during lockdown

The Aspire Channel Swim has made swimming one of Gill's passions

Swimming is a liberating experience for Katie

Suzi can forget about her impairment whilst swimming

Swimming is one exercise Joanna can do without risking injury

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Sian had a French themed party when she arrived in France

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As an NHS consultant Kay looks after patients with spinal cord injuries

Lee-Anne has swum 44 miles and raised £748

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