
Hi there, my name is Tim Prendergast and I am a vision impaired athlete from New Zealand. In 1987 at the age of eight I was diagnosed with an eye condition called Stagardts which robbed me of all of my central vision. I am now left with just 5% vision but this has not stopped me wanting to strive for the achieve the best results on the track. In 2004 I won the Gold medal at the Athens Paralympic Games over 800 metres for vision impaired (T13) athletes. In 2002 I won the Gold medal at the World championships in the same event. In New Zealand I compete against regular fully sighted athletes and finshed 6th at this years National Track & Field Champs over 1500 metres.
3 Comments:
At 11:58 am,
Trainer Dave said…
Hey there Tim. Just found your Blog. Hanging out for your racing. Will be cheering for you.
Dave Liow
At 10:13 pm,
M Carlton said…
Hi Tim, its Marianne Carlton; I recently took 3 of my students to one of your workshops at West ham Last week. Beal High School? Found the work you did was really inspirational, and hoped you could come to my school to do a workshop next term. I would really appreciate it if you could contact me so I can discuss it with you further! Please email me if you can. Thanks!
marianne carlton
At 8:30 pm,
Unknown said…
hi tim you cam to alec hunter last night what a great person you are with great talent keep up the good work and hope to see you around london and hope your arm gets better soon mate
kyle allen
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