Elizabeth Swaineyaney was born in 1984 in Oakland, California.

She attended the University of California Berkeley,

where her only athletic accomplishment consisted of serving as the Cox win on the men's rowing team.

Elizabeth, however, desperately wanted to become an Olympian, and the

only thing standing in her way was a complete lack of athletic ability. Her lack of

athletic ability and skill didn't stop her however and in 2018 she managed to achieve

her goal of competing in the Olympic Games.

Learn more about Elizabeth Swaini and the power of just showing up on this episode of

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link in the show notes. The year 1988 was an important year in Olympic history.

The Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta saw two entrants which had a lasting change on the rules to which govern the Olympic Games.

The first entrance was Michael Edwards, aka

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