Special Olympics Brighton & Hove

(SOBH)

Special Olympics, Brighton & Hove (SOBH) is a newly founded sports club, whose aim is to encourage people with learning disabilities to become more physically active. Our mission is -
“ to provide year round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people with learning disabilities living in Brighton & Hove, giving them the opportunity to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of skills, gifts and friendship with their families, other Special Olympic athletes and the community.”

Power Lifting

Keith, Stevie and Terry want more people to join them in training and competing in Power lifting. “Power Lifting has changed my life; I am very good at it”. We want to see more people taking part! Cheetah’s gym and the Prince Regent are the venues for the practice sessions which happens 3 times/week. The goal of winning at the Leicester National Games in 2009 is the motivating force at the moment.

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SOBH Brochure

We have produced a brochure that talks about the powerlifting and many of the other activities we are doing or will be involved with. Please take a moment to have read about many of the interesting activities people in Brighton and Hove are getting involved with.

The last page features a membership form and a donations form. Membership to the club, will entitle people to become registered athletes and this then allows them to take part in competitions and the Special Olympics. The club is going to rely on donations and these will go towards funding support, training and transport for athletes to achieve their full potential!

Click here to download the current brochure