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As Greg Zannetti jogs the streets of Rome, it’s almost as if a Bernini sculpture or a Michelangelo masterpiece is breathing.
He’ll pass the Colosseum and seemingly a centuries-old church on every corner.
Sometimes he’ll practice wrestling moves on a grass field with the dome of St. Peter s Basilica draped in the background.
“Today I just went for a run and, to some extent, like running by it, it’s kind of surreal,” Zannetti said in a phone interview, adding a laugh. “Like I can’t believe I’m in Rome. It hits you.”
New Jersey wrestling fans are familiar with the Zannetti name. Greg was nationally ranked at Rutgers and a state finalist for J.P. Stevens High School.
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Colombian swimmer Carlos Serrano discusses the importance of motivation, passion and purpose in the IPC s latest episode of A Winning Mindset: Lessons From The Paralympics.
Serrano, who won three Paralympic medals at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, joined Andy Stevenson to speak over his life outside the pool and the key drivers behind his career so far.
“I feel a responsibility of making all people of short stature proud,” Serrano said. “I do intend to support sports in anyway possible, I’d like to continue providing motivation to disable people, so they can work hard and improve.”
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Husnah Kukundakwe made her international debut at the 2019 World Championships in LondonBy IPC
Uganda’s star of the pool Husnah Kukundakwe discusses disability rights and representation in Africa and her hopes for the future of the world on the latest episode of A Winning Mindset: Lessons from the Paralympics.
Kukundakwe, who made her international debut at the 2019 Allianz Para Swimming World Championships in London, has had quite the battle in her 13 years: from being an outcast at school and in public due to her disability, to becoming the swimming star of Uganda.
“(The biggest factor) is the way we are treated in public, she said.