I started sailing Hansa in summer three years ago. Through my work as a Program Officer (social worker) I came across the Hansa boats at Sailability Hong Kong.<\/p>\n
Not only is this sport for disability but for all people to enjoy and I think this is meaningful.<\/p>\n
When I sail I am still getting used to it. I am not very familiar with the tactics yet. I am excited because there is still lots about sailing to explore.<\/p>\n
As this is my first time in an International event, the first thing is that I feel in harmony with everybody as there is much diversity. I can now think more about how to facilitate disability into sports. Just a little modification to the boat and off they go!<\/p>\n
Inclusion means to me that all diverse groups can start together and compete together equally.<\/p>\n
When I go home I will remember the racing because I sail with my buddy (Wing Kit) and he is a child with mild brain disability and autism. I think this is a great opportunity to work with each other in a sailing boat. It will increase our problem solving skills as we have to discuss solutions on the water.<\/p>\n
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