I really do not want any visually impaired people to be injured, but I really dislike tactile paving, especially when it is… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Chance Copy Share Image
As a disabled person I have to think and plan far more than anyone else. If I want to catch a bus… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
Twenty years in sport has given me a broad perspective on life, bringing me into contact with a variety of social issues,… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
The reality for most athletes is that they have to deal with the wrath of the media only after they have performed,… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Athletes Copy Share Image
My husband Ian and I decided to try for a baby after the Sydney Paralympics, and I got pregnant quite quickly. But… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Baby Copy Share Image
I've had years of people talking about the 'real,' 'normal' or 'proper' Games when they meant the Olympics, and 'the other Olympics'… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
Legacy means so many things: accessible venues, transport, better awareness in schools, and a wonderful event which establishes healthy lives for another… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Awareness Copy Share Image
I really like dyeing my hair. My mum let me dye it orange when I was six, with one of those wash-in,… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Change Copy Share Image
One thing I would say is that a World Championship in January is tough on everyone, apart from those from the southern… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Championship Copy Share Image
I've always tried simply to be as good as I can at what I do. I've known success and failure along the… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Experience Copy Share Image
Training and competing at the top level are the all-consuming parts of an athlete's life: a conveyor belt with the continuous goal… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
I've been in races where from time to time I've been called upon to help a team-mate out, or vice versa. But… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Help Copy Share Image
I first competed for Great Britain in wheelchair racing in 1987 and for twenty years after that. For me, the passion came… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Competing Copy Share Image
When I was young, I didn't see disabled people on the streets, and it wasn't because they weren't there. It was because… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
Technology has always been crucial to athletes; it helps you track your progress over time, sheds light on whether or not you're… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Football Copy Share Image
My passions are sport, women in sport and disabled people, and they kind of end up not being political, so I can… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Being Copy Share Image
Disabled people are much less likely to be in work, not because they don't want to, but because there are many challenges… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Challenges Copy Share Image
My parents felt physical activity was massively important for me to be able to have an independent life - I needed to… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
In 1992, when I came back from the Barcelona Paralympics with four gold medals from track racing, the Lord Lieutenant of Cardiff… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Day Copy Share Image
When I got pregnant quite a few people said to me, 'have you really thought about what you're doing?' I was 32… — Tanni Grey-Thompson Copy Share Image
