First Blind in the World to Be Titled as a Professional Basketball Technician
In a world where challenges seem insurmountable, where obstacles lurk at every turn, there are always people who stand out and show us the true meaning of determination and overcoming. One of those inspiring individuals is Sergio Adrian Cena, a 59-year-old Argentinian who has left an indelible mark on the world of basketball adapted for blind people. Sergio, a native of Alejandro Roca, a small town in the province of Córdoba, had a life full of achievements and challenges from the beginning. After obtaining his degree in history, he decided to settle in the city of Río Grande, in Tierra del Fuego. It was there that his life took an unexpected turn in 2010, when he completely lost his vision. However, this adversity did not stop him. Rather than let the darkness consume him, he decided to face it head on and find new ways to shine. It was in…
THE MOST DEGREES HOLDER SPECIAL PERSON
“Glory after every fall’ might be the best expression to define my to-date and future achievements. Enthusiasm, excitement, passion, commitment, and most importantly, optimism, are the qualities that keep the above expression alive. Journey of DR. MUHAMMAD UMAR MAHMOOD When I came to my senses, I discovered that I had a disability that would end with my death.The journey of my success started in 2003, when I got high first division in my Matriculation Examination just in 6 months. As since my childhood I want to become a doctor of medicine, and I can’t complete my matriculation examination in science subjects due to non-availability of staff in my private school, but a shattered dream to have the title “Dr.” is still alive. After completion my graduation, again in a short time, just in 4 months, I got Government job on merit and thus the dream to do something extra ordinary…
Marca un gol por la inclusión! Récord del Mundo de Lanzamiento de Penaltis Inclusivo
Viernes 3 de noviembre, 2 jueces oficiales de Official World Record se desplazaron a Madrid para validar y certificar un récord del mundo muy especial. Fundación Sanitas, en el marco de la 8a Edición de la Semana del Deporte Inclusivo organizó conjuntamente con OWR el Récord Mundial de Lanzamiento de Penaltis Inclusivo (Durante 10 horas y con portería de Fútbol 7). El número de penaltis lanzados por gente con y sin discapacidad fue de 1644, un magnífico registro que será difícil de superar. El récord se realizó en la emblemática Plaza de Colón, en los Jardines del Descubrimiento de Madrid, España. Donde se montó un auténtico campo de futbol. (Ver vídeos y fotos). Era el colofón para la 8ª Semana del Deporte Inclusivo de la Fundación Sanitas, que terminaba el viernes 3 de noviembre, y concluyó con éxito, y con récord del mundo! (Official World Record). Se logró un nuevo…
1st Blind Black Military Veteran to set World Indoor Rowing Record
OWR certifies that James Killingham, (Providence, Rhode Island, USA), born on April 22nd, 1954, has set a new Official World Record for 1st Blind Black Military Veteran to set World Indoor Rowing Record Men 50 and Over PR3 (VI) 30 Minutes 5,831 meters James Killingham is the 1st black blind military veteran athlete to set an indoor rowing world record at the Narragansett Rowing Club on Veterans Day weekend November 12, 2018. Mr. Killingham was coached by Jonathan Greenberg and U.S. Veterans’ Rowing & Kayaking Foundation’s CEO and Founder, Paul Stephen Varszegi. Also validated by Concept 2 Record Certificate: Men 50 and Over PR3 (VI) 30 minutes 5,831m