Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a remarkable journey from uncertainty to achievement, 21-year-old Abbie Breakwell is set to represent ParalympicsGB at the upcoming Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in both singles and doubles wheelchair tennis events. Breakwell’s story is one of determination and resilience, embodying the spirit of athletes who turn personal challenges into sources of inspiration for others. Reflecting on her early days in the sport, Breakwell candidly recalls how daunting the prospect of competing at such a high level seemed to her as a young teenager. "If you had told little 13-year-old me when I first started that you would be going to the Paralympics, I'd have said, 'You are lying because I can't even catch a ball, let alone hit a tennis ball,'" she shared in an interview with BBC East Midlands Today. Her words resonate with many young athletes who may feel overwhelmed by their disabilities and the competitive landscape of sports. Breakwell’s ascent in the world of wheelchair tennis is not just a personal triumph; it is a beacon of hope for countless individuals facing similar hurdles. As she prepares for the Paralympic stage, her ambition extends beyond her own athletic goals. Breakwell is keenly aware of the impact her journey can have on young people with disabilities, hoping to motivate them to embrace sports and envision their own potential. "It would be huge for me to be able to get young people to go, 'Yes, I have a disability but if she can get to the Paralympics, why can't I?'" she emphasizes. Her commitment to inspiring others is deeply rooted in her belief that sports can be transformative. "Sport can change your life," she states passionately. "Even if it gets one person to change their life for the better, then it's definitely worth it." This philosophy underlines the importance of representation and the need for visible role models in sports, particularly for those with disabilities. As the Paris Games approach, Breakwell's journey will not only be a personal milestone but a significant moment for inclusivity in sports. Her presence on the court will serve as a reminder that challenges can be overcome and that dreams of competing at the highest levels are achievable, regardless of the obstacles one faces. With every serve and every match, she hopes to ignite a spark of possibility in the hearts of aspiring athletes, proving that the Paralympics is not just a platform for competition, but a celebration of human spirit and perseverance. Breakwell's story exemplifies the transformative power of sport, and her upcoming participation in the Paralympics is a testament to the potential that lies within all individuals, waiting to be unleashed. As she prepares to take the stage in Paris, the world will be watching, not just for the scores and medals, but for a young woman determined to change lives through her passion for tennis.