Adam Stanton Warmby was born with cerebral palsy, but he never let that stop him from achieving his goals. Adam demonstrated his resilience and determination during his epic journey from John O’Groats to Land’s End in a wheelchair modified by the Mercedes Formula One team. Some days he spent 14 hours in his wheelchair, eventually breaking the Guinness World Record for the trip, completing it in 22 days and 16 hours. We also discussed the challenges people with cerebral palsy face with a...
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Adam Stanton Warmby was born with cerebral palsy, but he never let that stop him from achieving his goals. Adam demonstrated his resilience and determination during his epic journey from John O’Groats to Land’s End in a wheelchair modified by the Mercedes Formula One team. Some days he spent 14 hours in his wheelchair, eventually breaking the Guinness World Record for the trip, completing it in 22 days and 16 hours. We also discussed the challenges people with cerebral palsy face with a...
World What's Up Season 2 Episode 5 The Band "THE NOW"
World What's Up!
23 minutes
3 years ago
World What's Up Season 2 Episode 5 The Band "THE NOW"
The Now are a four piece band from South Wales who, although only started playing together in 2018. They have started making an impact on the music scene with their big, highly infectious, guitar heavy tracks. The Now consists of: Shane Callaghan on Rhythm Guitar & Lead Vocals, Will Scott on Drums, Callum Bromage on Guitar & Vocals and Jay Evans on Bass and Vocals. The Now are determined to stand alone with a unique sound. They have music and lyrics that need to be heard and it’s the ...
World What's Up!
Adam Stanton Warmby was born with cerebral palsy, but he never let that stop him from achieving his goals. Adam demonstrated his resilience and determination during his epic journey from John O’Groats to Land’s End in a wheelchair modified by the Mercedes Formula One team. Some days he spent 14 hours in his wheelchair, eventually breaking the Guinness World Record for the trip, completing it in 22 days and 16 hours. We also discussed the challenges people with cerebral palsy face with a...
