The Australian suffers from cerebral palsy. Sitting in a wheelchair, she teaches autism in taekwondo

The words "handicapped children" and "sport" are very far apart from each other. But not in Australia. Local resident Nikola Harrod has cerebral palsy, but she has been practicing martial arts since the age of five. And now, he teaches taekwondo for children with disabilities, including autism, according to the NDT scenario.

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According to the parents, after clbades, their children become easier to communicate with their clbadmates and easier to learn.

The children come to study martial arts from six to ten years old. Nikola divides them into small groups so that everyone has enough attention. Her husband helps in the clbad.