Disable Water Skiing

The Disable Water Skiing program, hosted by the NSW Water Ski Federation – Disabled Division, offers a thrilling opportunity for individuals with physical disabilities or vision impairments to experience the excitement of water skiing. This series of events spans multiple dates and locations across New South Wales and the ACT, including Hawkesbury River, Tweed River, Molonglo River, and Manly Dam. Each ski day is designed to be inclusive, welcoming first-time skiers with a modest fee of $50, which covers equipment and membership. Participants will be supported by experienced instructors and volunteers who ensure safety and enjoyment on the water. The program is not organized by Amputees NSW but is promoted to encourage community engagement and active lifestyles among people with disabilities. Whether you're new to water sports or looking to reconnect with the thrill of skiing, this event provides a supportive environment to build confidence, meet others, and enjoy the outdoors. The variety of dates—from October 2025 through April 2026—allows flexibility for attendees to choose the most convenient time and location. The initiative reflects a strong commitment to accessibility and recreation, empowering individuals to challenge themselves and embrace adventure. For more details or to register, interested participants can contact Sharon Paterson via mobile or email. This is a fantastic opportunity to dive into adaptive sports and make unforgettable memories on the water.