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strength. Sauvage started to compete in wheelchair sport at the age of eight. Before that time, she had attempted to play school sport with her classmates but her disability made it difficult. She took up competitive wheelchair racing when she was 15. Sauvage also tried wheelchair basketball as a youngster.
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Sauvage trained 10 to 14 hours a week when she was actively competing. Her training was very focused, and she attempted to make it fun to help her maintain interest. She often trained six days a week. Her training included boxing, swimming and racing between 25 and 35 km in a single session.
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course in office and secretarial studies. She underwent 20 operations before the age of 10. Her parents encouraged her to participate in sport from a very young age. She started swimming when she was three years old, with her parents enrolling her in swimming classes to help her build upper body
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Sauvage first started competing in wheelchair racing, the chairs all had four wheels and were similar to the chairs that they used off the track. The chairs did not have any form of steering. The front wheels were smaller than the back wheels, and when at high speed, they were prone to
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After her retirement from competition, she became involved in coaching young wheelchair athletes, establishing a foundation to help support children with disabilities in 2001. In 2004, Sauvage started coaching other wheelchair athletes. The first athlete that she coached was
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fund-raiser for children with disabilities. She used calipers to help walk until she received her first wheelchair. Her myelomeningocele required her to have 21 surgical operations by the time she was ten years old. As a preteen, Sauvage had
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November 2018, Sauvage was awarded Sport NSW Coach of the Year. Young Athlete of the Year with a Disability. In 2019, Sauvage was made a Legend in the
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Sauvage, Louise, and Ian Heads. Louise Sauvage: My Story. Pymble, N.S.W: HarperCollins, 2002. Print.
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1993:"Iconic wheelchair road race celebrates '25 years on the road'"
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in 2007. In 2009, Sauvage was awarded Legend status in the
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as Australia's top female wheelchair road racer. At the
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1791:Melbourne, Vic: Black Inc. p.67.
1751:Melbourne, Vic: Black Inc. p.65.
1729:Melbourne, Vic: Black Inc. p.64.
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1151:Medal of the Order of Australia
2390:. Sport Australia Hall of Fame
1529:
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1212:. Sauvage won the prestigious
1183:
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2823:Final Paralympic Torchbearer
2277:National Library of Australia
1522:
1416:Australian Institute of Sport
1364:National Library of Australia
1326:
1162:1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games
1048:before leaving to complete a
1001:Sauvage was born in 1973 in
983:
16:Australian paralympic athlete
3534:Paralympic wheelchair racers
2762:Australian Olympic Committee
2576:Sport Australia Hall of Fame
1627:Paralympic Village Newspaper
1504:Sport Australia Hall of Fame
1469:Sport Australia Hall of Fame
1046:Hollywood Senior High School
1042:Joondanna, Western Australia
7:
2142:. 3 June 2011. p. 87.
1875:"Sauvage, Alix Louise, OAM"
1263:
1057:Competitive athletic career
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2216:Media Guide β Beijing 2008
1467:She was inducted into the
1176:Sauvage competed at three
1147:Barcelona Paralympic Games
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2307:17 November 2012 at the
1137:Before the start of the
978:Louise Sauvage: My Story
86:Perth, Western Australia
2902:Paralympic Hall of Fame
1787:Hutchinson, G. (2002).
1747:Hutchinson, G. (2002).
1725:Hutchinson, G. (2002).
1682:27 January 2010 at the
1489:Paralympic Hall of Fame
1454:State Transit Authority
1447:2004 Summer Paralympics
1443:2000 Summer Paralympics
1436:Australian Sports Medal
1242:2002 Commonwealth Games
1139:1992 Summer Paralympics
2628:NSW Institute of Sport
2253:Cite journal requires
1845:"Louise SAUVAGE (NSW)"
1775:, 21 February 2011: 5.
1662:, 15 December 2006: 7.
1462:Louise Sauvage Pathway
1424:Sport Australia Awards
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1428:Laureus Sports Awards
1420:AIS 'Best of the Best
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2777:Sauvage, Alix Louise
2651:The Sunday Telegraph
2229:on 22 December 2015.
1543:on 12 September 2011
1537:"Louise Sauvage OAM"
1220:Demonstration events
1202:Los Angeles Marathon
851:Los Angeles Marathon
48:Personal information
3491:Catherine Debrunner
3363:Martin Braxenthaler
2414:Quay Centre website
2364:5 June 2011 at the
2347:The Daily Telegraph
2167:Coaching Connection
1499:Path of Champions.
1493:Athletics Australia
1460:after Sauvage. The
1040:Sauvage grew up in
972:. She has won four
965:and leading coach.
952:Alix Louise Sauvage
939:Women's wheelchair
913:Women's wheelchair
894:Beppu-Εita Marathon
887:Women's wheelchair
870:Women's wheelchair
844:Women's wheelchair
827:Women's wheelchair
810:Women's wheelchair
793:Women's wheelchair
767:Women's wheelchair
733:Women's wheelchair
716:Women's wheelchair
614:demonstration sport
530:4 x 400 m (T54-55)
513:4 x 100 m (T54-55)
245:5000 m T52-53
228:1500 m T52-53
56:Alix Louise Sauvage
35:
3459:Henrieta FarkaΕ‘ovΓ‘
3347:Chantal Petitclerc
3216:Chantal Petitclerc
2630:. 25 November 2021
2445:on 7 February 2012
2323:. It's an Honour.
2189:She's Game website
2136:"Paralympian dies"
1877:. It's an Honour.
1345:
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1309:2008 Beijing Games
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2947:Annemie Schneider
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2862:Succeeded by
2831:Succeeded by
2792:by Louise Sauvage
2671:Media related to
2578:. 10 October 2019
2551:Sport NSW website
2359:Playing for keeps
2113:978-0-415-28886-6
2080:978-0-415-28886-6
1370:Disability rights
1206:Honolulu Marathon
1190:wheelchair racing
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