Posts Tagged ‘inclusive activities’
What does inclusive cycling mean? Why it’s important to show representation in cycling.
Who cycles? Representation in motion. When you picture a “cyclist,” who comes to mind? For many, it’s someone on two wheels—often slim, able-bodied, fast, and in Lycra. But that image leaves out so many people who cycle every day. Today for Bike Week (Cycle Week ;D), we’re focusing on representation: who gets seen, heard, and…
Read MoreInclusive Cycling Starts With Words: Why Language Matters More Than You Think
Language shapes how people see themselves and how they are welcomed into communities. In cycling, the words we use can either open doors or create barriers. For disabled people, language often influences confidence, belonging, and whether someone feels cycling is “for them”. At Get Cycling CIC, we believe inclusive cycling starts long before someone sits…
Read MoreDiscover 4 Beautiful Accessible Cycling Routes in York for Every Ability
York is one of the best cities in the UK for accessible and inclusive cycling. With traffic-free paths, riverside routes, nature reserves, and family-friendly trails, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy cycling at your own pace. At Get Cycling CIC, we help people of all ages and abilities discover the freedom of cycling through…
Read MoreHow Inclusive Cycling Is Helping More Women Discover Freedom and Confidence
Breaking Barriers: Women leading the way in inclusive cycling Cycling has the power to change lives. It can improve physical health, boost confidence, increase independence, and create opportunities for connection and adventure. Yet for many women, cycling has not always felt accessible. Whether because of disability, caring responsibilities, health conditions, lack of suitable equipment, or…
Read MoreDiscover Inclusive Cycle Hire: Disability Bikes, Tricycles and Tandems
Cycling should be for everyone. Whether for leisure, commuting or simply the joy of movement, everyone deserves the opportunity to ride. But for many people, traditional two-wheel cycles don’t offer the support, comfort, or accessibility they need. That’s why at Get Cycling, we’re committed to breaking down barriers to cycling with our inclusive cycle hire…
Read MoreAll Together Now: Celebrating Inclusive Cycling in York
Get ready for an exciting weekend of inclusive cycling and community connection! We’re thrilled to announce All Together Now, a special two-day event that celebrates the joy of cycling for everyone, regardless of ability, and marks the official launch of our transformative Pathways to Pedals programme. What Makes This Event Special? At Get Cycling, we…
Read MoreWhat a Week It’s Been for Get Cycling Celebrating Accessibility
This week has been packed with incredible events and opportunities for us to spread the word about Pathways to Pedals. Here’s a look back at what we’ve been up to: Superheroes Winter Wonder Wheels – Dorney Lake On Sunday, 1st December, we headed to Windsor for the Superheroes Winter Wonder Wheels. It was a frosty…
Read MoreThe Superhero Series and the Importance of Inclusive Cycling
The Superhero Series, powered by Marvel has helped demonstrate what is possible when sport is designed to be truly inclusive. As the UK’s largest disability sports event, it has created opportunities for thousands of people to take part in cycling, running, swimming, and other activities in a welcoming and supportive environment. What makes the Superhero…
Read MoreMeet Philip: Embracing Adventure With A Bambuk Tandem Cycle
The world of brick-and-mortar shops and online interaction don’t often intersect. The dialogue between in-store customers and the commentary of online strangers are rarely juxtaposed. Every so often, we meet a customer who brings joy to both our in-person and online experiences. Philip Chisholm is one of those special individuals, spreading positivity and adventure wherever…
Read MoreWinter Wonderwheels: Get Cycling CIC Brings Inclusive Cycles
Winter Wonderwheels, part of the Superhero Series, is one of the UK’s most inspiring inclusive sports events. It is held at Dorney Lake in Windsor. The event brings together disabled people and those with additional support needs. Everyone takes part in a fun, supportive, and accessible challenge. Whether participants choose to walk, wheel, run, or…
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