Personal Challenge
My First 100 km Ride - Supporting Singapore Disability Sports Council
Stella HE is participating in Wheels for Change Asia 2015
and is fundraising for
Singapore Disability Sports Council (SDSC)
My First 100 km Ride
My Story
I will be joining a challenge, on12 of
September, cycling a distance of 100 km in an effort to raise money
for Singapore
Disability Sports Council (SDSC) -
Singapore’s
national disability sports body offering a wide range of sports at both elite
and non-elite levels.
I started on the bike only from June 2015, when I bought a bike for my triathlon race. Quickly I found myself addicted to cycling and I decided to challenge my in Wheels for Change.
The reason I choose Singapore Disability Sports Council is that sports is a short cut to quality life and those disabled should have more support towards quality life as well. The goal of SDSC goal is to use sports to promote the well-being of the disabled in Singapore, helping them to live full and independent lives.
I had been committed to training during the past months. I did things I’d never thought of before like getting up at 5am fro a ride, "trail-and-fall" practicing clip-in shoes and sweating 70 km alone under the heat. After a recent fall injuring my back, the only activity I did while recovering was, cycling.
I am not even close to a good cyclist but because of the sheer enthusiasm and a strong will to help those disabled, I believe I will get to the finishing line with 100 km mark crossed!
Please kindly generously support the cause by donating, all attention and contributions will be carefully appreciated.
I started on the bike only from June 2015, when I bought a bike for my triathlon race. Quickly I found myself addicted to cycling and I decided to challenge my in Wheels for Change.
The reason I choose Singapore Disability Sports Council is that sports is a short cut to quality life and those disabled should have more support towards quality life as well. The goal of SDSC goal is to use sports to promote the well-being of the disabled in Singapore, helping them to live full and independent lives.
I had been committed to training during the past months. I did things I’d never thought of before like getting up at 5am fro a ride, "trail-and-fall" practicing clip-in shoes and sweating 70 km alone under the heat. After a recent fall injuring my back, the only activity I did while recovering was, cycling.
I am not even close to a good cyclist but because of the sheer enthusiasm and a strong will to help those disabled, I believe I will get to the finishing line with 100 km mark crossed!
Please kindly generously support the cause by donating, all attention and contributions will be carefully appreciated.