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Beverley is a professional at the Paralympics, Because she’s been to five of them including Rio, And in London she made the podium’s antics, Since she won discus third with a lush glow. Born the 17th of October 1974 with Cerebral Palsy, She made the 2000 Sydney Summer Paralympics, ‘Cos back then she was a sprinter of great agility, Coming 4th in the 100m and 8th in the 200m bricks. She ran in the T38 class of running and sprinting, But after these games she also competed in track, The F37/38 shot put took her, it was challenging, At the 2005 Worlds she won shot, 100m, 200m tack. In 2006 at the CP Worlds in Conneticut USA, again Three golds for the shot put, 100m and 200 metres, And at the IPC Worlds, Assen, also in 2006’s pen, Beverly set a shot put WR of a huge 10.57 metres. At the Commonwealth Games in 2006 in hilly Wales, She won the only event that she entered, sprinting, When she took bronze for the 100 metres, T37 pales, To see her climb the podium, Wales remembering. Then she dropped running and just focused on track, To build up her shoulder muscles for a fluent arm action, So in 2011 at the IPC Worlds in Christchurch, jack, She threw a discus 30.62 metres for silver convection. In London she came third with a score of 30.99 metres, To win a bronze, and in Rio de Janeiro she placed fifth, “You have to switch…off [the crowd with all your litres], [and] think [of] what you’ve been doing in training, [sith].”

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Beverley Jones

Beverley is a professional at the Paralympics, Because she’s been to five of them including Rio, And in London she made the podium’s antics, Since she won discus third with a lush glow. Born the 17th of October 1974 with Cerebral Palsy, She made the 2000 Sydney Summer Paralympics, ‘Cos back then she was a sprinter of great agility, Coming 4th in the 100m and 8th in the 200m bricks. She ran in the T38 class of running and sprinting, But after these games she also competed in track, The F37/38 shot put took her, it was challenging, At the 2005 Worlds she won shot, 100m, 200m tack. In 2006 at the CP Worlds in Conneticut USA, again Three golds for the shot put, 100m and 200 metres, And at the IPC Worlds, Assen, also in 2006’s pen, Beverly set a shot put WR of a huge 10.57 metres. At the Commonwealth Games in 2006 in hilly Wales, She won the only event that she entered, sprinting, When she took bronze for the 100 metres, T37 pales, To see her climb the podium, Wales remembering. Then she dropped running and just focused on track, To build up her shoulder muscles for a fluent arm action, So in 2011 at the IPC Worlds in Christchurch, jack, She threw a discus 30.62 metres for silver convection. In London she came third with a score of 30.99 metres, To win a bronze, and in Rio de Janeiro she placed fifth, “You have to switch…off [the crowd with all your litres], [and] think [of] what you’ve been doing in training, [sith].”