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Breeze – five years on…

Breeze – five years on

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Breeze – five years on…

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Building confidence

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Background• Sport England Active Women Fund in 2011• Breeze is friendly, fun, local and social. It’s very informal – it has grown

in different areas, in different ways. Breeze is shaped by the women involved – that’s what makes it unique.

• Aims to empower women and change the face of recreational cycling.• It’s about getting out on your bike with friends. • Many of the women involved are new to biking or getting back on their

bikes after many years and we aim to make it a ‘breeze’ to do so!

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Since 2011 over Since 2011 over 20,00020,000 Breeze rides have taken place Breeze rides have taken place ranging from 6–60 + milesranging from 6–60 + miles

It’s about organised bike rides…It’s about organised bike rides…

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It’s about engaging women on our rides and through our partnerships

Since 2011 over 93,000 women have engaged through rides and events

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Breeze five years on…

1,800+ trained Breeze champions

15,000 fans 13,800 followers A database of

76,000 female cyclists

93,000 women on Breeze rides 20,000 rides

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Ruby Woods Age: 26 Lives: Pembrokeshire

“As soon as I found out about Breeze, I knew I wanted to be a part of it and help other women get over the intimidating feelings they may have and help them realise how much fun getting on a bike is – it really is the best form of therapy!”

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Diane JeggoAge: 51Lives: Newport, Shropshire

“Cancer is the reason why I started riding a bike. My Lumps and bumps are in different places to Lance Armstrong, but I thought ‘If he can do it, then I can too’”.

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Judy RobinsonAge: 79Lives: Saltaire, Bradford

“Quite a lot of my ladies seem to think I’m something special. Goodness knows why, to me I’m just a nobody who enjoys riding a bike, but if they think I can do it, maybe they can too”.

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Award Winners• ‘Cycling Initiative of the Year 2014’

• ‘Unsung Cycling Heroine 2014 – Sara Braidwood, Breeze champion’

• Unsung Cycling Heroine 2015 – Judy Robinson, Breeze champion

Maryam Amatullah

•Unsung Hero of the Year – British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards 2015

•PM’s Points of Light Award – July 2015

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Team Breeze

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Are there other women in your communities who would like to join us and get involved with Breeze?

Breezebikerides.com

@BreezeNetwork

Facebook.com/BreezeNetwork