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Mark Fosbrook
Last updated: 27/7/2011
Expires: 1/2/2020
Skiing
Some of the disabilities that participate in this sport are:
Amputees
Dwarf
Hearing Impairment
Learning Disabilities
Cerebral Palsy
Spinal Cord Injury
Spina bifida
Full use of their upper limbs
A disability affecting all four limbs
Limited mobility in their lower limbs
Visual Impairment
Severe Disabilities
Skiing can be adapted for both learning and physical disabilities and for both stand up and sit skiers. If you can fit into a sit ski and have some balance you should be able to ski.
If you are unable to balance or have limited movement there are alternative systems to assist you down the slope such as adapted sledges.
For more information about skiing select one of the links below: