TEAM HAMBO TO ADD INDUSTRY TRAINING
If you work in the health and fitness industry and are looking to improve knowledge and confidence of working with people with disabilities, the Matt Hampson Foundation can help.
If you work in the health and fitness industry and are looking to improve knowledge and confidence of working with people with disabilities, the Matt Hampson Foundation can help.
The Matt Hampson Foundation is hosting a Disability Training Seminar at the Get Busy Living Centre for health and fitness professionals to share knowledge of working with people with a variety of disabilities.
The Matt Hampson Foundation’s first Disability Training Seminar for health and fitness professionals is now sold out, but new dates for future events will be confirmed soon.
The Matt Hampson Foundation is launching a campaign to improve accessibility in the health and fitness industry, and to make gyms more accessible for our beneficiaries and other people with disabilities.
Matt Hampson Foundation personal trainer James Sutliff has been named in the Disability Power 100 recognising the most influential disabled people in the UK.
A mix of competition and camaraderie helped to make the Matt Hampson Foundation's first Hambo Throwdown so successful.
The first-ever Hambo Throwdown provided functional fitness competition exclusively to wheelchair users, organised by the Matt Hampson Foundation and attracting with more than 25 entrants.
Neuro pilates sessions have been added to the rehabilitation services available through the Matt Hampson Foundation at its Get Busy Living Centre.
After working closely with the Matt Hampson Foundation, places are now available to join arm-cycling classes based at the University of Birmingham’s MoveWell Centre.