Think BR: Redefining ability
05 Sep 2012 | by Dave Cox
With the Paralympics now well under way isn't it time we looked again at our definition of ability, asks Dave Cox, technical partner, Lean Mean Fighting Machine.
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With the Paralympics now well under way isn't it time we looked again at our definition of ability, asks Dave Cox, technical partner, Lean Mean Fighting Machine.
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