In 2013 Nikki set up a fitness based awareness campaign called Fighting Fit For Ewing’s where she regularly partakes in physical challenges to highlight the importance of exercise for rehabilitation. Her most recent challenge resulted in her becoming the first person to scale four Irish mountain peaks on crutches in 32 hours. Other challenges include travelling to Iceland in February 2016 to scale the Sólheimajökull glacier on crutches, attempting a Guinness World Record in Holland to become the fastest woman to complete a 5k on crutches Click HERE for full GWR Story, abseiling off one of Ireland’s most iconic lighthouses, Fanad Head in Co. Donegal and successfully completing the Fan Dance on crutches- a 24km trek through the Brecon Beacons in Wales. A gruelling march usually reserved for the British Special Forces. Nikki is the second person on record to complete the Fan Dance Race Series on crutches. Her story has attracted national and international media coverage with Red Bull reaching out to her in February 2017. Nikki uses this exposure to share her message with a wider audience. Awarded 'Mosting Inspiring Person of the Year' by Outsider Magazine and the winner of one of Ten Outstanding Young People awards in Ireland, Nikki has found success from her humble beginnings.

Nikki Bradley

Adaptive Adventurer and Motivational Speaker

Nikki Bradley is an adapted adventurer and motivational speaker, ambassador and a fitness enthusiast with a special interest in adapted training. Nikki’s life has not been what you would call, ‘normal’. Diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer (Ewing’s Sarcoma) at sixteen and the receiver of a second total right hip replacement at the age of twenty six, Nikki has been on a truly unique journey. 

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In 2013 Nikki set up a fitness based awareness campaign called Fighting Fit For Ewing’s where she regularly partakes in physical challenges to highlight the importance of exercise for rehabilitation. Her most recent challenge resulted in her becoming the first person to scale four Irish mountain peaks on crutches in 32 hours. Other challenges include travelling to Iceland in February 2016 to scale the Sólheimajökull glacier on crutches, attempting a Guinness World Record in Holland to become the fastest woman to complete a 5k on crutches Click HERE for full GWR Story, abseiling off one of Ireland’s most iconic lighthouses, Fanad Head in Co. Donegal and successfully completing the Fan Dance on crutches- a 24km trek through the Brecon Beacons in Wales. A gruelling march usually reserved for the British Special Forces. Nikki is the second person on record to complete the Fan Dance Race Series on crutches. Her story has attracted national and international media coverage with Red Bull reaching out to her in February 2017. Nikki uses this exposure to share her message with a wider audience. Awarded 'Mosting Inspiring Person of the Year' by Outsider Magazine and the winner of one of Ten Outstanding Young People awards in Ireland, Nikki has found success from her humble beginnings.

We booked Nikki as the after dinner speaker at our annual conference, hoping that our delegates would be inspired by her amazing story, and we were most certainly not disappointed.
You could have heard a pin drop as Nikki shared her experiences. Speaking simply from her heart, she warmed our hearts and opened them up, so that we too, vowed to face our own challenges with courage, determination and good cheer.
We were delighted to have Nikki at our conference and are very grateful for her unique, memorable contribution to its success.'
Sue Doherty, Communications Officer, NIFHA

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