Amy Siemons

Winning two silver medals at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

Her father, and her grandparents. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

Canadian wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc. (NPC media guide, 20 Oct 2015)

In 2017 her training was disrupted due to a chronic elbow injury. (ed.nl, 11 Jan 2018)

"Every day I try to be a little bit better than the day before." (Athlete, 13 Jul 2017)

In 2012, 2013, and 2014 she was named Athlete of the Year in Helmond, Netherlands. (hac-helmond.nl, 13 Dec 2014; ed.nl, 09 Jan 2014; helmond.nl, 01 Dec 2012)

She was named the 2013 Para Athlete of the Year of North Brabant, Netherlands. (hac-helmond.nl, 13 Dec 2014)

To win a medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

She has cerebral palsy due to a lack of oxygen at birth. She was born three months premature. (Athlete, 06 Nov 2019)

OTHER ACTIVITIES
In July 2020 she became a member of athletes' commission for the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation [KNAU]. She is also a board member and treasurer of De Helmondse Atletiek Club [HAC Helmond] in Netherlands. (LinkedIn profile, 01 Jul 2020)

BUSINESS
She is the owner of Amy Siemons Adminstratie & Nalatenschapcoaching, an inheritance administration company based in Helmond, Netherlands. (amysiemons.nl, 01 Jan 2021; Facebook page, 22 Oct 2020; LinkedIn profile, 01 Jul 2020; Facebook profile, 16 Oct 2020)

FOUNDATION
In 2014 she set up the Amy Siemons Foundation, the non-profit organisation that helps support the sporting career of athletes. (LinkedIn profile, 01 Jul 2020; Facebook page, 12 Sep 2018)