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The Start Line: Calling all future Paralympians
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Paralympics Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport are on the hunt for talented athletes with disability who dream of competing at the highest level. Whether you're passionate about sports, exercise, or already competing, this could be your moment to shine! 🌟
If you're 13 or older on or before 31 December 2024, why not see if you have what it takes to be a future Paralympian?
Wheelchair athletes for 100m to marathon events are in high demand, as well as seated throw athletes (discus, shot put, javelin, and club throw).
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!
Find out more about The Start Line Program: https://www.paralympic.org.au/the-start-line/
👉 Apply now! Fill out the form via the link below and share this exciting news with your friends, family, and networks. Let's make dreams happen! 💫
Talent Search: https://shorturl.at/l5Grm
Athletes with disability at the recent Come n Try Day at Griffith University -
Tribal Sport: Empowering Athletes, Fostering Inclusivity
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With a rich history spanning over two decades in the sports industry, Tribal Sport exemplifies a steadfast dedication to crafting team wear tailored to the distinctive needs of athletes with disability. Central to their ethos are principles of inclusivity, accessibility, and sustainable practices.
In partnership with Michael Dobbie-Bridges, a distinguished Para Sport Ambassador and member of the Inclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability Engagement Council – Tribal Sport takes immense pride in unveiling a series of initiatives meticulously crafted to empower athletes with disability and advance the cause of inclusive sports.
Paralympian Michael Dobbie-Bridges together with David Lake
Their commitment to embodying inclusivity permeates every facet of their operations, underscoring the profound importance of creating environments that prioritise accessibility and inclusiveness within the realm of sport.
At the heart of Tribal Sport's mission lies the unwavering commitment to designing team wear across all sports, with a particular emphasis on addressing the specific needs of the disability community. They recognise and appreciate the significance of apparel tailored to the unique requirements of athletes with disability.
To ensure designs not only meet, but exceed the genuine needs of these athletes, Tribal Sport is resolutely committed to a sincere consultation and co-design process in collaboration with the disability community. This synergistic approach guarantees the creation of apparel that transcends mere functionality and comfort, aiming to empower the athletes who proudly wear Tribal Sport designs.
Visit the Tribal Sport website to find out more:
Contact:
Tribal Sport, 45 Clarence Street, Cooparoo Queensland
Phone: 1300 880 666
Email: mytribe@tribalsport.com.au