These last 9 months have been a wild ride of ups and downs towards the start of the London Marathon. It began with an idea of doing the iconic race in my racing wheelchair, whilst wearing my squirrel …
A wonderful group today of young people at risk… The Right Track program offers really supports their ethos of the ripple effect.
I love how they deliver such an amazing program each time. They stylise and deliver the program at …
After several months of training in the garage, I finally get out into the wide, open suburban wilderness.
This is my 21st RtB’s event, wow how did that happen!! I started doing it in my day chair (everyday chair…
So cool, I emailed my entry details through to TCS, and low and behold, I’m now in the event!! Should I start training now?? 😀 Ha ha…
Again, I visited ASU (Auckland Spinal Unit) to help support a great program, The Right Track.
This program helps support at risk teens/tweenties and learn to make changes (better choices) in their lives. John, Brenton do a fantastic job …
For a short/highlight video of my pushing the marathon, click here…
Not just another marathon, this is only my 6th marathon, my third Auckland Marathon over the Harbour Bridge.
I’ve had the pleasure of being in the first …
Wonderful day, and great to come back to my old Alumni awards. Onehunga High School puts on awards every year and I come along to help out one student.
It’s great to see this from most schools, where they ask …
It was an early start for me on a Sunday, but I knew nothing about the game, so it’s a step learning curve from there!
I learned so much in the first game and even managed to enter most …
I was privileged to speak the Right Track program today.
This program is to help the youth of today become better and make better choices. The week long program is aimed at supporting youth that has been in trouble, …
What a fantastic event, always is 🙂
All funds raised go towards LBC NZ to help and support people with cancers. They do great work in the public sector supporting so many different people with so many different cancers. I’m …