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But don't be fooled into thinking this is an easy sport. She trains twice a day, six days a week. The Middlesbrough athlete, who is coached by her mum Maureen, started race walking when introduced to it by an ex-competor. She soon discovered that she had a real talent and in 2010 she came first at the Commonwealth Games in India. She is also the first British woman to win a major race walk title. She really is making the ordinary extraordinary. Ahead of the Olympics she's feeling the heat, but is still excited. "I think there is a bit more pressure being on your home turf," she told us. "But I do think being at home will have the advantage of having the home crowd, especially for my event as it is on The Mall in the heart of London." | ||||||||
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Sophie Herdman
24/07/2012 | ||||||||
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Team GB: Top five Inspirational Women
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