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rehabilitation centre trying to regain the use of her legs.She told Reuters that when she took her first steps again in July 2010, she felt just like a child learning to walk.“I wanted to jump in the air for joy,“ van der Vorst said this week, and recalled how great and surprising it was to look at herself standing in front of a mirror.Doctors have no explanation for her amazing recovery. Some believe the trauma of her last accident may have jolted her body back into activity.But the beats by dre realities of her new-found joy also put an immediate end to a successful athletic career.“Although walking is the best thing you could do in life, I immediately missed the sport, the people and the challenges,“ van der Vorst said.Rehabilitation and physiotherapy with an athletic focus strengthened her and as soon as she sat on a bike she again wanted to give it a try.“The spirit is in my body,“ beats by dre white she said.Despite a near-crash the first time she cautiously climbed aboard a racing bicycle for able-bodied athletes, van der Vorst got back on her bike and carried on to complete a painful and slow 30 km training route and has not looked back since.Although she is not on the same cycling level as the other women on the Rabobank cycling team, her willpower is enormous and the team is cheap beats by dre confident van der Vorst will quickly catch up.When you consider van der Vorst won two silver medals at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics, was elected Dutch disabled athlete of the year in 2009, was the first handcycle athlete to win the 2009 Ironman world championship in Hawaii, her goal of riding in the 2016 Rio Olympics does not appear unrealistic.But for one of his latest projects,