Tuesday, February 22, 2011

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Do not say you can not ... Do not say you can not ...! Sarah Reinertsen

Sarah Reinertsen was born May 22, 1975 and is an American athlete, especially was the first woman from an amputated leg to complete the Ironman Triathlon World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
The first attempt was in 2004 when he was disqualified because he could not fall within the qualifying time for the bike ride of 15 minutes. He tried again in 2005 and managed to complete the race in just over 15 hours. In addition to marathons and triathlons, Sarah has also competed in bicycle races. Born with a disorder of bone growth, at the age of seven he amputated above the knee. After the operation began to run on the track and at the age of 13 years has smashed the world record for female amputees above the knee on the 100 - meter dash.

was coordinator of marketing of Ossur and spokesman for the Challenged Athletes Foundation. In addition, has been on the cover of Runner's World and was nominated in the top eight "Heroes of Running "in the magazine. She has also appeared on the covers of magazines and Triathlete Max Sport & Fitness. Since 1991, he recorded a number of sporting success:
  • conquer the world record in athletics 100 m, 200 m, 400 m in its division (T42 category);
  • be the youngest member of Team USA at the Paralympic Games in Barcelona 1992;
  • win seven marathons (NYC 1997, 1998, Los Angeles 1998, 1999, Millennium New Zealand 2000 , London 2002, and Boston 2004);
  • hold the world record in the half marathon (2:12) and the marathon (5:27) for women amputated above the knee.
In 2006 he used the Total Knee 2000, and both feet Talux of Ossur, to compete in The Amazing Race 10 with her ex-boyfriend Peter Harsch. They finished the race in 7th place. The same year he won the "Best Female Athlete with a Disability ESPY Award for best female athlete in the world with disabilities.
has been leading the campaign for the 2007 Lincoln MKZ.
In October 2009, has been shown partially naked on the cover of ESPN magazine.







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