Paralympian: My AutobiographyStephen Miller is one of Britain's most successful athletes. His inspirational autobiography tells of his struggles and triumphs, and is told with refreshing honesty and infectious humour. |
Contents
Foreword by Kevin Keegan | 11 |
Coming out feet first | 13 |
The ability to learn | 24 |
Practice makes perfect | 41 |
Representing my country | 63 |
Making a jump | 71 |
Good luck in Atlanta | 83 |
A stepping stone to success | 104 |
Going for gold in Sydney | 159 |
Breaking records in Lille | 173 |
Travelling light | 194 |
New levels of commitment | 199 |
Chasing glory in Athens | 220 |
Happiness in mind | 233 |
Looking forward to Beijing | 251 |
Honours and records | 270 |
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