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Losing isn’t failiure; it’s the lesson that drives success. 🏆 22x Wheelchair Tennis Titles 🎾 Passion-fueled, purpose-driven ➡️ Follow the journey

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View fullsize Progress isn’t always obvious in the moment, but looking back, the signs were there. These five moments showed me I was on the right path. ⏳⚡ What was a moment that made you realize your own progress? Drop it below! ⬇️ #TennisJourney #Levelin
View fullsize It’s hard to believe it’s been two years since my classification saga was resolved—a process that took me over three years. I remember playing my last event in 2022, unsure if it would be my final match. Deep down, I knew it wasn&r
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View fullsize Every match, every moment, every challenge—my journey is being built one step at a time. The progress isn’t always obvious, but it’s always happening. #WheelchairTennis #AthleteMindset #TrustTheProcess #TennisLife #KeepBuilding #H
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View fullsize Progress isn’t always easy to see—but the ball never lies. 💥 A new ball shows where you started. A worn-out ball is proof of the hours, the reps, and the grind. Every mark is a reminder of the hard work that went in. #TennisGrind #HardW
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View fullsize Success isn’t about big bursts of effort—it’s about showing up every day and making small, consistent progress. Every session adds up, every rep builds towards something bigger. It’s not the one big move—it’s the
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View fullsize Mental toughness is built in moments when no one’s watching. It’s the quiet battles that shape who you are. It’s in the days when doubt tries to take hold, when you’re not sure if the grind is worth it. But that’s when
View fullsize Six months ago, I missed out on qualifying for the Paralympics. Was it disappointing? Absolutely. But the truth is, I was never expected to get as close as I did. I was determined to prove the doubters wrong, and I got closer than anyone thought I wo
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View fullsize That’s a wrap on my first competitions of the year! Results weren’t quite what I’d hoped for, but the foundations are there to build on for the rest of the season. Time to put in the work before the next events. 📸: LTA #Wheelc
View fullsize First event in Bolton 🇬🇧—not the outcome I hoped for. Fell just short in the singles R16 and couldn’t quite find our rhythm in doubles against tough opponents. That said, I can still take many positives from it being my first event of
View fullsize First event of the year starts today in Bolton—let’s get it! 💪♿🎾 #WheelchairTennis #TennisLife #GameOn #ParaSport #TrainHard #MatchDay #TennisCommunity #AthleteMindset #NoLimits #CompetitiveSpirit #RoadToVictory
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View fullsize From the first time I played wheelchair tennis to 22 titles and counting, it’s been a journey of dedication, hard work, and growth. Every win, every challenge, and every setback has shaped me into who I am today. It’s not just about the t