Becoming limitless is not about denying limits.
It’s about learning how to grow through them.
In this conversation, sport is not portrayed as escape or spectacle, but as a pathway — one of discipline, structure and possibility — especially in a context where support, visibility, and resources are often lacking.
In this episode of the Est-Sens Show, I sit with Noemi Alphonse MSK, two-time World Champion in the T45 category, to speak about sport as a vehicle for self-belief and success, the reality of limited support for para-athletes, and the inner strength required to continue despite adversity.
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🔹 In this episode, we explore:
Sport as a pathway to structure, purpose, and success for people with disabilities
The reality of limited institutional and social support in high-level para-sport
The resilience, discipline, and inner strength required to persevere
Growing beyond physical limits without denying difficulty or fatigue
This conversation honours both achievement and struggle — offering a grounded reflection on perseverance, dignity, and what it truly takes to keep going.
🔹 About the guest: Noemi Alphonse MSK
Noemi Alphonse MSK is a two-time World Champion para-athlete competing in the T45 category. Through her sporting journey, she embodies determination, resilience, and the courage to move forward despite systemic and personal challenges.
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