Bridging the Gap Launches New Website And Video Bridging the Gap, with the financial support of Coloplast, is launching it new website and is debuting a humorous BTG promotional video to celebrate. The new website offers the most up-to-date information about wheelchair sports in Canada and is easy to navigate. Learn about the BTG core sports, see video clips of athletes in action, get connected with local sport organizations and learn how Bridging the Gap can help people with disabilities to become involved in physical activity. The website has photo and video galleries -- including photos from the recent 2010 World Wheelchair Rugby Championships -- so even if you're already involved in wheelchair sports, there's still a lot to see. There's more coming soon, so be sure to check back often. Bridging the Gap seeks to eliminate the gap between a person's introduction to sport in a rehabilitation setting and his or her continued involvement in physical activity. By hosting Have-A-Go Days across the province, BTG allows individuals with disabilities to try a variety of wheelchair sports in a fun, supportive environment and learn from current wheelchair athletes. To learn about what other services BTG provides and check out the launch video, please visit www.btgcanada.ca. Wanna play wheelchair sports? For anyone wanting to play wheelchair sports, Bridging the Gap offers introductory sessions called "Have A Go" Days and many developmental programs throughout BC where you can get involved. Here are some of the newest opportunities: Pacific Northwest Wheelchair Rugby League Wheelchair Basketball City League YY Tennis Club Lessons Grant Connell Tennis Club Lessons Marpole Wheelchair Curling League "Have A Go" Day in Surrey, BC For more information check out our programs page on this website or contact: Kevin Bowie Acting Bridging the Gap Program Coordinator Phone: 604.333.3524 Email: kevin@bcwheelchairsports.com or Jackie Ehgoetz Phone: 604.333.3525 Email: jackie@bcwheelchairsports.com