Monique van der Vorst (born 20 November 1984, Gouda) is a Dutch racing cyclist. She is a two-time silver medal winner at the Paralympic Games. [1] After having a leg operation at the age of 13, her legs became paralyzed . Monique van der Vorst "What doesn't kill me will make me stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche This is a very impressive story from a Monique van der Vorst. At the young age of 27, he has already won 2 Silver Medals from the Paralympic Games held in Beijing, 3 World Titles, 6 European Championships, 8 Road Race Titles and 2 National Time Trial Titles.
Van der Vorst Van rolstoel naar vrouwenploeg Rabobank Het Parool
0:00 / 7:24 Monique van der Vorst: I had no spinal cord injury, but I never lied Marc de Hond Producties 973 subscribers Subscribe 8.4K views 10 years ago English subtitles available. In 2010. One of the most amazing stories in the world of cycling has taken another remarkable turn this week as the Rabobank Women's Cycling team has announced the signing of Monique van der Vorst, a. Monique van der Vorst ( Gouda, 20 november 1984) is een Nederlands handbikester, triatlete en wheeler. Ze woont afwisselend in Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel en Amstelveen. When Monique van der Vorst was a teenager, she lost the ability to walk. Now, 14 years later, she has regained it. It's a story straight out of Ripley's Believe It or Not.
Behindertensportlerin Van der Vorst gibt Schwindel zu DerWesten.de
Monique van der Vorst (Rabobank Women's Team) had been disabled since she was 13-years-old and competed in handcycling until early 2010 when she was involved in an accident with a bicycle rider. By Linda Carroll It sounds like a plot right out of a TV movie: A woman paralyzed since the age of 13 miraculously regains feeling in her legs and is able to walk again after being injured in a. Monique van der Vorst, a Dutch Paralympic silver medallist in cycling, is now training to compete in the 2016 Olympics after her paralysis was reversed. Repo. Monique van der Vorst has completed a remarkable transformation — from Paralympic athlete to road racing cyclist with a top professional team. The 27-year-old Dutch athlete has been signed by the.
Doch nicht gelähmt Van der Vorst "Ich habe nicht gelogen" WELT
UTRECHT, The Netherlands, December 8 (Reuters) - Paralympic silver medallist Monique van der Vorst has miraculously become an able-bodied Olympic hopeful after a crash reversed her paralysis. Monique van der Vorst won two medals - in time trial and road race handcycling - at the Paralympics in Beijing in 2008 but has now set her sights on the cycling road race at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Monique Van der Vorst seems like the type of person who can take a bad situation and turn it around. An active child, Van der Vorst was only 13 when she underwent an operation that went wrong, leaving her with a damaged nerve and paralyzed from the hip down in one leg. Monique Van der Vorst, a Paralympic silver medallist in hand cycling, lost the use of her legs as a result of an operation that went wrong and an accident when she was a teenager.
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Cyclist's new challenge Eurosport
The Associated Press 0:00 0:59 AMSTELVEEN, Netherlands -- Monique van der Vorst's competitive spirit thrived even after she lost the use of her legs as a teenager. She won two silver medals at. The Paralympic silver medallist Monique van der Vorst, 27, was confined to a wheelchair for 14 years until a freak accident last year prompted a miracle recovery enabling her to regain the use of.
