Paralympic Podcast Spotlights Athletes’ Journeys,Historic Moments
The latest episode of the ‘Paralympic Podcast’ features inspiring stories from Paralympic athletes,including powerlifter Loida Zabala,alpine skier Audrey Pascual,and swimmer Nahia Zudaire,offering listeners an in-depth look into their lives and achievements.
Powerlifter Loida Zabala Shares Story of Perseverance
Loida Zabala’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience. Diagnosed with a spinal condition at age 11 that left her without leg mobility, she became a leading figure in Spanish powerlifting. Even while undergoing cancer treatment, Zabala continues to break records, inspiring many with her unwavering spirit.
Alpine Skier Audrey Pascual Eyes 2026 Paralympic Games
Alpine skier Audrey Pascual is eagerly anticipating the 2026 Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games. With the competition just a year away, Pascual hopes to make her mark on the international stage. These will be the first Paralympic Games of her career.
Mother of Swimmer Nahia Zudaire Discusses Her Daughter’s Path
Ana Borrezo, mother of swimmer Nahia Zudaire, shares insights into her daughter’s journey. After developing a disability at 15 months old, Nahia found solace and strength in swimming, progressing from rehabilitation to competitive swimming with the steadfast support of her family.
Podcast Revisits Landmark Achievements of Spanish Athletes
The podcast’s “Historical Paralympic Minute” revisits the 1968 Games,highlighting the accomplishments of swimmers Carmen Riu and Miguel Carol,spain’s first-ever Paralympic medalists. The newly formed Spanish Sports Federation for the Disabled took on the challenge of preparing the national team for the Tel Aviv Games, which were moved from Mexico City.
Badminton Spotlight: Exploring the Sport for Athletes with Disabilities
This episode delves into the world of badminton for athletes with disabilities. Journalist Álvaro Gavilán reports from the International Tournament of Toledo, to explain the rules and introduce the athletes who compete in this sport which allows participation for athletes with various physical disabilities, both in wheelchairs and standing.
Nutritionist Lorena Aira Explains the Importance of Nutrition for Female Athletes
Continuing their series on women in Paralympic sports, the podcast consults nutritionist Lorena Aira, who provides guidance on the nutritional needs of female athletes with disabilities.
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The episode spotlights powerlifter Loida Zabala, alpine skier Audrey Pascual, and swimmer Nahia Zudaire. the podcast aims to provide an in-depth look into their lives and achievements.
Diagnosed with a spinal condition at age 11 that left her without leg mobility, Loida became a leading figure in Spanish powerlifting. She continues to break records and inspire others, even while undergoing cancer treatment. Fun Fact: Loida has participated in multiple Paralympic Games!
Audrey Pascual is looking forward to the 2026 Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games, which will be her frist Paralympic Games. She hopes to make her mark on the international stage. Keep an eye out for updates on her training!
After developing a disability at 15 months old, Nahia found solace and strength in swimming. Her mother, Ana Borrezo, shares insights into Nahia’s journey from rehabilitation to competitive swimming, highlighting the crucial support of her family. Did you know swimming is also very good for your mental health?
The podcast’s “Historical Paralympic Minute” revisits the 1968 Games, highlighting the achievements of swimmers Carmen Riu and Miguel Carol, Spain’s first-ever Paralympic medalists. Spain’s national team faced challenges in preparing for the Tel Aviv Games after the location changed from Mexico City.
The episode delves into the world of badminton for athletes with disabilities. Journalist Álvaro Gavilán reports from the International tournament of Toledo, explaining the rules and introducing athletes who compete with various physical disabilities. Badminton is one of the fastest-growing Paralympic sports!
Nutritionist Lorena Aira provides guidance on the nutritional needs of female athletes with disabilities, as part of the series focusing on women in Paralympic sports. Proper nutrition is crucial for performance and overall health. Tip: Stay hydrated and eat your fruits and vegetables!
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The ‘Paralympic Podcast’ offers a wealth of details about these inspiring athletes. Tune in to learn more about their journeys and the world of Paralympic sports!
