Chorley teen with Asperger's selected to represent the UK in judo at Virtus Games in Australia
"Judo allows me to forget whatever has happened in the day, and allows me to clear my mind by focussing on doing judo."I enjoy learning new techniques and trying them when we do randori - sparring in judo.
"I would like to continue to compete for Great Britain, there is another competition in Paris in 2023 that I would like to work towards also."Being athletically talented clearly runs in the family as sisterShe was also one of the youngest to compete in the Junior category at the Judo European Cup in May.A GofundMe page for the team has been set up help finance The Great British Adaptive Judo Team compete in future International Judo Championships.
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