Benjamin enjoys bike riding and riding his scooter at the skate park. 

Benjamin has low muscle tone/chronic fatigue/ muscle pain and takes an all or nothing approach and will go out for hours and find himself very sore/fatigued afterwards. We'd love him to be able to recognise his bodily signs and limits and ensure that he isn't over exerting himself.

Benjamin's pain condition also impacts on his mental health at times - he can be very down and then struggle to participate in some activities for fear of injuring himself. He is a cub scout and is taking on a leadership role this year. It would be great if he had a better understanding of how different activities impact on his body/which ones are likely to make him more sore/fatigued so he could both advocate for himself and feel better about participating more safely in other activities. He finds walking/hiking very difficult (most likely as it's too slow/not stimulating enough) but being able to do so is also a scout requirement.

Benjamin currently wants to be very independent but isn't yet that aware of the safety risks of going out without letting adults know and going out beyond the limits we have set for him. He struggles with time management and distance, so being able to recognise how far and how long and how to ride/scoot more safely. 

I'd love it if Benjamin also met similar kids with and had more opportunity to socialise.