Jonnie Peacock
100m Paralympic Champion | Overcoming Adversity & Achieving High Performance
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Jonnie Peacock overcame adversity to become one of the world's fastest Paralympians. At age 5, he lost his right leg to meningococcal septicaemia, but with unwavering determination, he went on to win gold in the T44 100m at the 2012 London Paralympics. Regarded as one of the most naturally gifted Paralympians, Peacock's inspiring story and insights on high performance offer audiences a powerful message about pursuing their full potential, regardless of the obstacles they face.
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