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Superhero Triathlon
Event details
- Saturday 15 August 2020
- Dorney Lake, Windsor
- Various
- Accessible
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We're offering free entry to all Scope participants
- Minimum pledge: £100
or
I already have a placeCreated by the Paralympian Sophia Warner, Superhero Tri is the UK's one and only disability sports series.
With no cut off times and the freedom to use any equipment necessary, you can do as much or as little as you wish, with as much or as little support as you need.
Your Superhero Tri experience
Set in the stunning Dorney Lake, Windsor, choose from three unique distances to suit your level. Team up with friends and family, grab a sidekick or fly solo to take on the challenge from start to finish.
- Sprint Superhero Tri (150m swim, 3k bike, 1k push/run)
- Half Superhero Tri (400m swim, 10k bike, 2.5k push/run)
- Full Superhero Tri (750m swim, 20k bike, 5k push/run)
Superhero Tri is made for disabled people, by disabled people, so to take part, all solo entrants or at least one team member must identify as disabled.
Team Scope participant 2018I am so glad I picked Scope. I got fantastic emails and calls once I had signed up full of encouragement and thanks. I had an overall fantastic experience in my first ever charity fundraising event.
Team Scope perks
- Free technical running vest to help you look the part
- Expert fundraising support from our Scope Events Team to make reaching the fundraising target easy and fun
- An epic Superhero Tri goody bag, a finishers t-shirt and medal
The difference you can make
By signing up to Superhero Tri with Scope, you'll be raising vital funds to help us end inequality for disabled people.
We know that nearly half of disabled people feel excluded from society. Scope works tirelessly to campaign for change so that disabled people and their families can enjoy equality and fairness in their everyday lives.
£65 could pay for one week of support for a disabled person to access our Starting Line service; a pre-employment training programme for disabled people at the start of the journey into work.
£140 could enable a disabled volunteer to inspire 20 school students to be positive about disability at a Role Models session.
£225 could cover the cost of 25 phone calls to the Scope Helpline, providing free, independent and impartial advice and support on issues that matter to disabled people and their families.
Caller to the Scope HelplineI can honestly say that I don’t think I could have coped had it not been for the Helpline. They have given me so much time and support through all my difficulties and battles.
Help this great work to continue. Secure your place in Superhero Tri and be a Disability Gamechanger.