Quillan Isidore

Professional BMX rider Quillan, competed in the time trials at the 2015 World Championships. Quillan is an avid supporter of Access Sport’s BMX Legacy Programme. He learnt to race on the londonBMX Peckham track and his and fellow ambassador Tre’s, incredible story was made into the feature length film 1 Way Up.

Quillan is an ambassador of the BMX legacy programme and spoke at the reception during the launch of the BMX programme in Bristol, 2017.

1 Way Up trailer:

They are now two of the top four riders in the country and both hope to represent Great Britain at the next Olympics.

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The Paralympic Games highlight the need for more opportunities for disabled people to get active

The Paralympic Games are brilliant and for two weeks every four years, disability sport is in the spotlight. But with disabled people in the UK only half as likely as non-disabled people to play sport regularly, we must do more to capitalise on the Paralympic flame and ensure that disabled people get the chance to take part in activities week-in, week-out every year.
NEW BMX TRACK LAUNCHES IN LITTLE HULTON

As part of the Making Trax Cycling Inclusion Programme, Access Sport, alongside a number of key partners has supported the development of a new BMX track located in Peel Park, Little Hulton, Salford.
Access Sport offers £500 to BMX clubs to encourage more people to ride

To celebrate the success of Team GB BMX at the Olympics, Access Sport is offering clubs a £500 grant to put on open days so more people can try BMX. And to encourage more girls to start riding, Access Sport is also offering £500 to clubs to run sessions for girls.
Historic BMX Olympic success is a celebration of grassroots cycling

Bethany Shriever and Kye Whyte’s Olympic success in Tokyo shows what can be done with investment in cycling at grassroots level. But if we are to inspire the next Beth or Kye and unlock the potential of cycling to build a more active nation, we must provide more opportunities for young people to get into cycling.

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BMXercise is fun, friendly and fitness-based BMXing for women. Sessions run all of the country and are a great way to gain confidence on a bike, meet new people and pick up new skills.