Wheelchair rugby training session
Wheelchair rugby training session
Canterbury Wheelchair Rugby team training in a gymnasium.
Contributors note: "I was lucky enough to be able to watch the Canterbury Wheelchair Rugby team practice many years ago. I was struck by how exciting and intense it was. And so physical! I had watched a lot of rugby games in my life and I found this game a whole lot more captivating. The Chargers have been the National League champions many times."
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