Inside the Training Camp of Mexico's Para Rowing Duo
In Rio, para rowers Brittany Gutiérrez Vieyra & Miguel Nieto Carpio prepare for the Continental Qualifier en route to Paris 2024 Paralympics. With camaraderie and determination, they aim to overcome physical challenges and rivals, fueled by a decade-long dream of Paralympic glory.
In the tranquil waters of Rio de Janeiro, amidst the rhythmic cadence of rowing strokes, a tale of perseverance and ambition unfolds. Brittany Gutiérrez Vieyra and Miguel Nieto Carpio, the formidable duo representing Mexico in mixed para rowing, are poised at the brink of a defining moment in their athletic careers. With the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games beckoning on the horizon, their quest for glory is charged with determination and camaraderie, as they navigate the choppy waters of competition and adversity.
As the sun casts its golden hues upon the tranquil waters, Brittany and Miguel stand resolute in their preparation camp, supported by the unwavering commitment of the National Commission of Physical Culture and Sports (CONADE). Their journey, a testament to resilience and dedication, has been marked by years of toil and triumphs, forging a bond that transcends the boundaries of mere teammates.
