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Weight Lifting
Having noticed that weight lifting is a popular sport, I have come to notice that within the deaf world, as far as I can see there is no sign of weight lifting.
My aim now is to get weight lifting added to the Deaflympics, and also start up some sort of club or group aimed at deaf people.
I wish to gain interest in this area and also get as many people interested and willing to compete in this sport, whether you are in Great Britain or anywhere in the world.
Please contact me at daveblackwell205@hotmail.com stating your experience.
Deaf Strength International -
http://deafweightlifting.orgfree.com/
Hi! As an ex athlete myself, I enjoyed running for the Great British Team in the 1990s. Now I want to share my joy with you GB team that I am very proud of you all in Austraila. Well done!
Roger Cox
BSL Accessibilty Survey
The Disability Rights Commission is getting it's website translated into
BSL. They want to know which sections you would like translating, you can have your say here www.signpostbsl.com/drc2a.htm
Great big cheer from all of us in England .We are so proud of all of you in getting so far. Win lose or just enjoy the moment .
You are all heroes!
love to all COME ON ENGLAND!
Laura and Jim Everhurst
As a member of DUKA...I just want to wish you all (GB Athletics Team) good luck for Melboune 2005.....wished i was there to cheer you on as well.
For Sandra, congrats for getting a place in London Marathon. My application was rejected but will look and choose a charity to run for.
Any recommendations....lemme know. I am currently training for long distance running by entering several half marathons in year 2005!!!
ENJOY!!!!
Hitz x
Hi Deaf UK Runners! Wishing you lots of xmassy luck, power & spirits throughout the deaflympics games 2005 in wonderdful Melbourne! Keep it up. Yours in Running :-)
George, Malta
I enjoyed to reading in your new website. Well Done. I wish best of luck to all Great Britain Athletics squads for deaflypics. I will be always think of you all there as I am ex great britain hammer thrower. Take as many medals as you can when you are there.
Chris O'Connell
I am deaf man as Sportman.I just humbly to write you this mail.I want to know about England deaf sports have prepare for the deaflympic in Meublourne Austrilia on 5th to 16th jaunary 2005.
Have you people have start to trail or camp there. Thanks ansd i wish you to luck there. From Jonas in Nigeria
E-mail: jonchi2002@yahoo.com
My son thomas is profoundly deaf and has slight cerebal palsy he is 17yrs old and communicates through bsl. over the last 2yrs tom has been competing through cp sport and disability sport england he is the national
record holder for 100mt and 200mts. his latest times are 14.7secs 100 and 31.2 for 200mts. he has been chosen by uka atletics to train in the potentail squad for beijing 2008. the main problem tom experiences every
time he runs is that he is at least 2secs behind his hearing peers as he is started with a flag is there anyone who can help or put us in touch with someone who has a start gun that has also a light. can you help.
E-mail: wilson@provider.co.uk
LONDON MARATHON 2005
My name is Sandra Campbell, an executive member for Deaf UK Athletics and a mother of three children. I have been accepted a place in the London Marathon 2005, my running number is 8874.
I am looking for any deaf runner who lives in London have been accepted a
place like me, it would be great to run, accompany with a running partner or
group on the 26 miles road race.
Maybe we could do for training/coaching once a week, starting on end of
January until April 2005, with a deaf running group anywhere in Central
London - easy for us to traveling in the middle of London from anywhere.
And also possible involving in various road races running competitions in
London and the surrounding around, to boost up our performances, motivation
and confidence. All these are for the preparation of London Marathon 2005.
If you think it would be a good idea..email me on
deafukathletics@hotmail.com
Regards, Sandra Campbell
I wish all the British athletes the best of luck for the 2005 Melbourne Deaflympics. Grab as many medals as you can while you're there,
All the best,
Wayne Hargood
Managing Director
Australian Deaf Tours
www.deafaussietours.com
Best of luck to all the DUKA members and athletes!
Paul
Congratulations to DUKA on your new website and good luck to all the athletes in Melbourne !
Maria
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