Jessica Lewis believes she is approaching her peak as an athlete as she builds towards the Paralympic Games in Paris this summer.
The 30-year-old recently won her second Female Athlete of the Year award in recognition of her gold medal display at the Parapan Am Games in Santiago, Chile, last year. Lewis is focused on her season goals and is currently in a heavy training block, making adjustments to her racing chair in preparation for upcoming competitions.
In a recent interview, Lewis shared insights into her training regimen under new coach Geoff Harris and the changes she has implemented to enhance her performance. She highlighted the importance of perfecting her start mechanics and adapting her equipment to suit different races.
Lewis kicked off her season at the Fazza International Para Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai, where she faced challenges but remains optimistic about her performance. With key events like the Para World Athletics Championships in Japan and the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Paris on the horizon, Lewis is determined to continue pushing herself to achieve faster times and secure a high-performance slot for the Paralympics.
As she prepares to represent Bermuda on the world stage, Lewis expressed gratitude for the opportunity and emphasized her commitment to giving her best in every race. With a strong mindset and unwavering dedication, she aims to make her country proud and showcase her talent at the highest level of competition.
