Southerners Unite To Disabled Surfing

Twenty years of disability surfing will be sighted Saturday morning, November 26 at Mollymook beach when disabled citizens throughout the region are invited to attend learn to surf session and join members of the Disabled Surfers Association.

Commencing at 9am with a complete briefing session by officials, all those disabled persons wishing to enjoy the thrills of surfing with boardshorts and towel have a golden opportunity to learn from the professionals and be part of three hours of excitement and fun.

Unique to the world and totally run on a voluntary basis, the NSW Disabled Surfers Association has over 150 active members state wide and started its activities in 1986 in Sydney and can boast that thousands of disabled participants have experienced a thrill of a lifetime.

NSW Sports Council for the Disabled member, Daryll Cook praised the NSW Disabled Surfers Association, Mollymook Surf Club and the Ulladulla Longboarders Club for their combined involvement in giving disabled people an opportunity to enjoy surfing.

‘ It’s a wonderful opportunity for every disabled person to come and enjoy themselves. All participants will be riding specially constructed soft surfboards under complete supervision and most that attend will have their lives changed forever”

With the famous beach fully guarded by Mollymook Surf Club and a sausage-sizzle provided by the Ulladulla Longboarders Club after the event all enquiries can be directed to Daryll Cook on 44542068 or 04394434884

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