'Adrenaline rush' of adaptive skateboarding redefines inclusive sport

Bobby Welch, a 43-year-old from the Gold Coast living with CFC syndrome, has found joy in adaptive skateboarding. The program, founded by Jesse Noonan, allows participants to skate safely with custom frames and harnesses, transforming lives and boosting social connections. It provides opportunities for those with disabilities to engage in a sport previously deemed inaccessible.

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