Charlotte McKenna is a wheelchair curler and belongs to the Club of Stirling Wheelchair curling club. Explore more facts about the British wheelchair curling personality.
Charlotte resided at the Bridge of Allan and was introduced to the wheelchair curling club by Stirling wheelchair club itself.
She has been working at Macroberts Art Center, which aligns with what she does now, and has different aspirations and goals to compete and work even better for the curling community.
Charlotte McKenna: Meet The Wheelchair Curler In Winter Olympic 2022
Charlotte has her future goal set to compete at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games.
From the Birthplace of Oban, born on 18/02/75, she now resides at the position of bridge pf alan.
As ParalympicGB has announced about the team of five-strong wheelchair curling squad, Charlotte Mckenna is selected as one of the five members of the team that will represent Great Britain at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic winter games.
Congratulations Meggan Dawson-Farrell, Charlotte McKenna, Gregor Ewan, Hugh Nibloe & David Melrose who will represent @ParalympicsGB at the Beijing Winter Paralympic Games ??#Beijing2022 | @BritishCurling
— UK Sport (@uk_sport) January 4, 2022
The Executive Director of British Curling’s congratulates the whole wheelchair curling team for demonstrating resilience and determination put for their preparations of games and extraordinary challenges.
Wheelchair Curling: Learn More About The Sport
Wheelchair Curling is a team sport played with ice and the same rocks, rocks being thrown from a stationary wheelchair.
Wheelchair Curling is an adaptation for athletes and is a game that people can play with a wide range of disabilities who have physical impairment in the lower half of their body, affecting their l lower limbs or gait.
This sport began in Europe in the late 1990s and then in North America in 2002.
This is one of the sports in the Winter Curling Federation, and the World Curling Federation governs it.
Charlotte McKenna: Meet Her on Instagram
Charlotte McKenna seems to be unavailable on the Instagram Platform.
Her social media presence seems to be low-profile and low maintained.
The 2016 British wheelchair open winner Charlotte McKenna started her journey at 39 and was inspired to take up the sport after watching the Winter Paralympics of 2014. Her Instagram presence can not be seen yet.
@shug9 & Charlotte McKenna are among the @ParalympicsGB hopefuls looking to make every day of preparation count as we begin the one year to go countdown to Beijing 2022. #oneyeartogo #impossibletoignore #Beijing2022 #curling https://t.co/rKCzi6wB35
— British Curling (@BritishCurling) March 4, 2021
It looks like Charlotte McKenna, along with her team members, are making the most of their preparations for every day as the countdown to Beijing begins.
McKenna On The Paralympic Sport And The Rules
First, the British Paralympic expects all the athletes and participants traveling to Beijing to be fully vaccinated.
The team is made of 4 players and must include male and female players and must be on the ice all the time.
An alternate substitute can be brought into play at the beginning of an end for the substitution.
Delivery rotation and the positions should be declared before the start of the game.