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COVERED 36 TRENTBRIDGE.CO.UK to compete in either Super 9s (softball) or D40 (hard ball) competitions. “Those options are there for people who have the ability, and want to work hard.” The conversation drifts back to those individuals who have scaled the heights of disability sport – and those balmy nights of the 2012 Paralympics in particular. The London games felt like a watershed moment for disability sport – and Redfern believes their impact is still being felt to this day. “I went to the Paralympics in 2012, and I was truly amazed and inspired,” he says. “We all sit down to watch the Paralympics and the Invictus games, and don’t sit there thinking about people’s disabilities – we watch it because we want to see people performing at the highest level. “It’s the same at Super 1s – it sounds cheesy, but you see the young people who turn up for their abilities, rather than their disabilities.” Super 1s Hubs There are currently three Super 1s hubs offering weekly activities in Nottinghamshire for those between 12 and 25 years of age: Keyworth Leisure Centre: Mondays, 5.30-6.30pm. Monty Hind Youth Club, Nottingham: Tuesdays, 6-7pm. Newark Academy: Thursdays, 6-7pm. Find out more and book your free place at bit.ly/super1s. SIMPLICITY is the ultimate sophistication PRINT. COPY. SCAN. 0115 950 4334 email: sales@rvsgroup.co.uk RVS Group are proud sponsors of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club