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Title: They are the champions
Authors: Repeckaite, Daiva
Sundaresan, Shruti
Keywords: Sports for people with disabilities -- Malta
Attitude (Psychology)
Sports -- Psychological aspects
Special Olympics
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: University of Malta
Citation: Repeckaite, D., & Sundaresan, S. (2019). They are the champions. THINK Magazine, 30, 18-23.
Abstract: Ask anyone who knows me – losing is not in my dictionary,’ para swimmer Julian Bajada smiles. Various twists and turns in his life have only inspired him to take up new sporting challenges. Born with a rare condition affecting his limbs, teen Bajada couldn’t resist playing football with his mates between numerous surgeries. When he grew up to become a lawyer and athlete, he completed the Gozo-to-Malta challenge (a 6km swim) as a member of the National Maltese Para- Swimming Team, and took up rowing when he studied in Cambridge. His story resonates with those of numerous local and international parathletes, who juggle professional ambitions with demanding training schedules.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/66630
ISSN: 2306-0735
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Think Magazine, Issue 30

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