French Paralympic Swimmer And Quadruple Amputee Théo Curin Has Successfully Swum Across Lake Titicaca In 11 Days, Along With His Teammates Malia Metella And Matthieu.

At six years old theo curin (france) was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis, leading to the amputation of all four limbs. From march 8, 2024, swimmer théo curin, known for his extreme sporting challenges, enters the musée grévin collections alongside statues of other french sportsmen and women, such as. Soon after he discovered swimming and with it a lifetime of.

Paralympian Quadruple Amputee Theo Curin Has Begun His Challenge To Swim 122Km Across The World's Highest Navigable Lake To Raise Awareness Of Environmental Pollution.

This first sequence of the opening ceremony is a short movie featuring théo curin, a french swimmer who took part in the rio 2016 paralympic. Paralympian quadruple amputee theo curin on wednesday began his challenge to swim 122km across the world’s highest navigable lake to raise awareness of environmental. This french swimmer won one silver medal in the paralympic games of rio de janeiro 2016 and given the difficulties to qualify for tokyo 2020, curin was driven to swim.

This First Sequence Of The Opening Ceremony Is A Short Movie Featuring Théo Curin, A French Swimmer Who Took Part In The Rio 2016 Paralympic Games And Is A Member Of The Paris 2024.

After collecting three world medals and participating in the paralympic games in 2016, he closed the competition chapter to engage in adventurous challenges.