Watch: Terezinha Guilhermina’s Phenomenal Synchronized Dash to Paralympic Triumph in 2012
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As the world eagerly awaits the upcoming Paris Paralympics 2024, it is the perfect time to throw it back to the most iconic moments along the way. Meanwhile, we have a track and field legend in the spotlight who illuminated the 2012 Paralympics with her extraordinary prowess. Hailing from Brazil, Terezinha Guilhermina is an inspiration for people across the globe.
Along the same lines, the 2012 Paralympics star not only clinched the gold but also etched her name in the history of Paralympics by setting new limits. Her recorded 100-meter sprint is not only an awe-inspiring event for upcoming Paralympic athletes but also a chance to relive her vision of the future.
Sprinting into history overcoming all odds
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Born in 1978, Terezinha Guilhermina grew up in a poverty-stricken family, but this was not the obstacle she was meant to confront. She was also born with an eye degenerative condition, which not only made her blind but also made her a victim of bullying. Eventually, she got introduced to Paralympics after completing her major in psychology. Paralympics recently posted a clip of Guilhermina’s fabulous 2012 sprint. “An iconic moment in Paralympic Games history”, the clip shows Guilhermina moving past her guide with absolute determination and grit.
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Getting trained with Track and field legend Usain Bolt, Guilhermina made it to the spotlight with that remarkable sprint. The Sprint is an iconic piece as she ran and tore the finishing tape before anyone else. She made this accomplishment with the valuable guidance of her guide. Post the win, the triumphant athlete had said, “It’s like a present, a miracle to get the gold medal. Today, I showed to the world how strong I am and how well I can do.”
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She continued to build her astonishing resume with 200 meters, where she not only clinched gold but also shattered the world record of 24.67 sec. In addition, she not only made 1 incredible win but also made 4 consecutive wins, etching her name in history. Thus, 2012, for Guilhermina is not only a milestone in her career but also a record that she made while competing with herself.
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How is Guilhermina Inspiring the 2024 Paralympics?
Indeed, Guilhermina is among the inspiring athletes across the globe. She not only managed to embrace her flaws but also overcame those with flying colors. As the Paris Paralympic 2024 is near, anticipation is building among the spectators. It is not just a sporting event, it’s a celebration of human determination, courage, and the power of the human spirit. It’s a testament to what individuals like Terezinha Guilhermina can achieve against all odds.
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While remembering the remarkable journey of Terezinhas and her golden run in 2012, athletes must also look forward to the future. The event will be witnessing athletes across the globe using themself to whatever possible boundaries in the Paralympics. Will anyone be able to break the records set by Terezinha in the upcoming Paralympics?
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BHUJAYA RAY CHOWDHURY