Come N Try Frame Running with Dejay Medical

What is Frame Running?

Frame Running, also known as RaceRunning, is a liberating sport and is available to people with impaired balance, Cerebral Palsy, brain injury, high leg amputations, arthritis, Parkinson's and many other balance impairments.

Frame Running provides these people the ability to move by themselves. With a Framer Runner they will experience the fun, freedom and excitement of running. These frames are used by all ages for recreation and sport at a variety of levels including school, athletics clubs, therapy groups, social events and fun runs.

What is a RaceRunner?

The RaceRunner is a unique purpose built tricycle without pedals ideal for use by anyone with impaired balance. The bike is designed for multiple activities, including basic mobility, play, family rides, sport and physical fitness.

While new to Australia, the sport of Frame Running has been gaining popularity since the runners were invented in Denmark in 1991 and it’s now a World Para Athletic event with over 17 countries competing at the World Games.

Frame Running is suitable for anyone who is unable to functionally walk or run. Open to all ages from 3 to 103 – those who use a wheelchair, walkers or has an unsteady gait – the sport gives athletes with high support needs who cannot compete in a racing wheelchair and/or ambulant running events the unprecedented opportunity for aerobic competition on the athletics track.

We invite people with a disability, their families, medical professionals, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, sports scientists and anyone interested in checking out this sport along for the morning.

Please Note: This is an opportunity to try out the bikes. There may be a wait to trial a bike that fits your size but we have lots of people on hand to talk to and fit you to the right sized bike! If you already have a Frame Runner, you are welcome to bring it along and train with the group!

If you have any questions please email [email protected]

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Western Sydney University, Kingswood, Australia