Posts by Weir Archer

We are delighted to announce our new Gold sponsorship with ABUS UK . Safety is of paramount importance for our wheelchair racing athletes with some of the squad pushing in excess of 20 miles per hour on the track, road and in some parks. We are so pleased with our new sponsor ABUS who have...

Helmet Donation & Interviews with David Weir MBE & Jenny Archer MBE Absolutely delighted with our new sponsor ABUS and what a treat for all the athletes.

Weir Archer Academy so proud to see Owen Edwardes on Channel 5 Milkshake. Owen was shortlisted, interviewed and then selected to be a star on Channel 5 Milkshake programme in the Meet the Experts episode. Owen gives a wonderful introduction to wheelchair racing and meets up with James Freeman and David Weir CBE at the...

Our Strategic Partner Tarmac going the “extra mile”. Weir Archer Academy relationship with Tarmac goes back to the summer of 2019 and resulted in their support to help us create our superb club training facility opened January 2020. In February 2020, Tarmac donated £1 per response to its employee engagement survey, which generated over £4,000…

“Strategies to help stay positive and focused during these difficult times“ Weir Archer Academy had a Zoom evening with Paul Mortimer who spent an hour with over 30 athletes, coaches and family on the mindset needed during CV19 to ensure wellbeing and how to deal with mental health challenges in life, and in particular linked...

With the London Marathon postponed to later this year, the Weir Archer Academy hosted its own 2.6 challenge with nearly 50 people joining the various activities. David Weir CBE who has completed 20 consecutive London Marathons started the morning off at 09.00 for a 15-mile push in the first stage of his Marathon challenge around...

May 2019  Jerry Scola Captain of Purley Downs Golf Club proudly presented The Weir Archer Academy with an amazing cheque to the value of £ 5,691 and we were delighted to be invited to a presentation evening and meet all the wonderful members of Purley Downs Golf Club. For further reading please see the article…

Olivia overcame serious health challenges and beat the bullies to become a record-breaking wheelchair racer. Born prematurely at just 24 weeks and weighing 1lb 11oz, Olivia was the only one of triplets to survive. Struggling to breathe and suffering a bleed to her brain, she spent nearly six months in a special baby care unit and…

Hi I’m Olivia, I’m Ability Today’s first Ambassador ? here is my story: I was born at 24 weeks only weighing 1lb 11oz and the only surviving triplet which means i have cerebral palsy affecting all 4 limbs, profound hearing impairment and severe sight impairment. After spending five and a half months in hospital I…