I had this secret. I robbed banks in my spare time.

Lives less ordinary from the BBC World Service.

This is not a good thing to do because police are after you.

Find out more at the end of this podcast.

I'm here in my home city of Newcastle in northeast England.

Witnessing a sport. I've never heard of before and it's right on my doorstep.

Somebody had said come join cough or it's really friendly and I'd spent

first year being a bit lonely so I decided to join and it's been like the whole

pinnacle of my unique experience really.

You're listening to Hidden Sport on the BBC World Service.

My name is Kim Zikersi and I might just be the only sport you could meet.

As a disabled person I felt pressure right back from my childhood to play

sport like I need to prove I can be physically active to be successful.

Be the Paralympian. I rarely watch sport or play it.

But whilst my relationship with sport may be a complicated one I do recognise

how important it is to communities across the globe.

We get to plan the same team which is great and we get to share all these

experiences where we've had our highs we've had our lows and the idea that I

can get to share it with the person that I love is amazing.

In this series I want to be taken out of my comfort zone.

I think when we're looking at some of the systemic challenges in society

which inequality would be one, climate change, a whole range of issues

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