Cynthia Berringer

Cynthia Berringer

Cynthia was born with cerebral palsy and discovered the world of parasport at age 12, as a way to stay active and meet new friends. Once Cynthia discovered Para-Swimming, Para-Equestrian, and Para-Alpine Skiing she did not look back. Currently, Cynthia is a retired national level Para-Swimmer who enjoys Masters Swimming and downhill skiing while balancing sport and a career in education.

Hey, I’m Cynthia. I’ve always been a person who likes to stay active and enjoy the world of sport. Living with a physical disability, parasport has and continues to provide me with an outlet to fulfil my competitive and recreational sport goals. Using my story, I would like to continue to inspire the next generation of para-athletes to reach for their dreams in the parasport world. Let’s connect.

Parasport Role: Ambassadors

Sports: Alpine Skiing Ambassador, Swimming Ambassador

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