Athlete With Cerebral Palsy Crushes His First Competition
November 19, 2018
Imagine what the world would be like if things like this got the media attention they deserve.
Miles Taylor is a power lifting athlete who has cerebral palsy. He's 24 years old and has been training hard in the gym for over a year.
And he just competed in his first weightlifting competition.
"What a day!! My first competition was amazing, but even more amazing is the fact that I my @neversate family, my coach @uncle.nic and a bunch of new friends in whom I just met by my side cheering on everyone! Because of them I went 9 for 9 on my lifts and hit a deadlift PR! Thank you!"
Miles works out and trains with Brian Alsruhe, owner of NEVERsate Athletics, a Strongman/Powerlifting/Conditioning Gym in Westminster, MD.
To learn more about Miles' inspiring story, watch the interview below.
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