- Age: 27
- Classification: T64
Amanda is a para-athlete specializing in track events, hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, and competing in the T64 classification. She began her journey in Para athletics at age 20 after losing her arm, seeking a way to stay physically active. She competed at national and collegiate levels and debuted for Canada in 2018. Amanda draws motivation from the disappointment of missing the 2020 Paralympic Games, channeling it into her pursuit of competing at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. Known for her “no excuses” philosophy, she admires American football player Shaquem Griffin and credits her father as a key influence.
What is T64 Classification in Para-Athletics?
The T64 classification in para-athletics is for athletes with leg amputations who compete with prostheses. This class typically includes athletes with a single below-the-knee amputation.
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