With just over a week to go until Parallel Windsor there is still time to sign-up to take part.
The national inclusive sports event and festival takes place on July 7 and you can enter to run, walk, wander, push or pull along Windsor Great Park’s stunning Long Mile.
Whatever your level of fitness and mobility, Parallel Windsor’s flagship summer event has been specially designed for people to start together but finish whenever and Living with Disability is proud to support this year’s event as a media partner.
Parallel’s flagship event aims to challenge everyone to get moving by taking part in a range of multiple running, walking, and pushing distances, including 100m, 1K, 5K and 10K.
It also features the SuperSensory 1k, supporting neurodiverse people with profound and multiple learning disabilities to exercise their senses over a series of challenges, such as responding to sound, taste, and touch.
An integral part of the Parallel Windsor experience is an inclusive festival which features an outdoor stage for live music and a range of family entertainment which includes arts and crafts, storytelling, inclusive sport, active lifestyle, cookery, wellbeing and dance.
There will also be food and drink from around the world, a community picnic area, quiet space and a sensory zone.
“Parallel Windsor is about joyful movement in your own time and style,” said Andrew Douglass, Founder of Parallel.
“The chances of maintaining a regular routine of movement are much better when we are having fun doing it, rather than feeling like we are being punished.”
To register for the Parallel Windsor challenge events and tickets for the Festival of Inclusivity visit https://www.parallellifestyle.com/windsor2024