The power of inclusive cycling
Cycling mitigates impairment and enhances mobility. For some people cycling is easier than walking. Cycling also provides the benefits of physical exercise such as improved wellbeing, reduced social isolation and less chance of non-communicable diseases. How could it help your patients/ service users/ clients?
This poster is based on 6 papers for a university module. I thought I would make it available due to the lack of evidence in relation to Disabled people cycling. (You can download the poster here). The findings suggest cycling has positive psychosocial impacts in relation to mental wellbeing, confidence building and social inclusion, all… Continue reading The psychosocial benefits of cycling for disabled people and adults/ older adults who have mobility challenges and/ or health conditions
I’ve produced a getting started guide to inclusive cycling for allied health professionals, with links to websites which can help you find your nearest hub and campaigning group. You can download it here. You can download it here.
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The power of inclusive cycling 
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