Watch Great Britain Athlete's Painted as Amazonian Animals
Rabu, 03 Agustus 2016 - 17:54 WIB
Watch Great Britain Athlete's Painted as Amazonian Animals
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LONDON - Body artist, Emma Fay has transformed seven athletes into animals you would find in the Amazon rainforest. Amber Hill, Moe Sbihi, Pam Relph, Robbie Grabarz, Josef Craig, Max Whitlock and Jade Jones took part. All seven Great Britain (GB) athletes will be hoping to taste success in this summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games
These stunning photographs by Sportsmail's photographer, Andy Hooper show what happened when some of our Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls were painted as animals of the Amazon for ahead of the Games in Brazil which begin on Friday. See the profile and comment of the athlete's below:
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1. AMBER HILL - SHOOTING
Amber (18) is competing in the skeet after winning gold at the European Games in Baku last year. She said: 'Baku prepared me on a smaller scale of what to expect and hopefully I'll see the benefits in Rio.'
2. MOE SBIHI AND PAM RELPH - ROWING
Moe (28) competes in the Olympic men's four after winning bronze in the eight in London. He said: 'Being an Olympic medallist is cool but we are striving to be a champion.' Pam Relph, 26, goes in the mixed coxed four at the Paralympics having won gold in 2012.
3. ROBBIE GRABARZ - HIGH JUMP
Robbie (28) won bronze at the Olympic Stadium four years ago and is determined to do even better this time after knee surgery in 2014. 'Preparations are going really well,' he said. 'I am putting everything technical into place. It is a great place to be in ahead of the Games.'
4. JOSEF CRAIG - PARALYMPIC SWIMMING
Josef (19) was Britain's youngest medallist at the 2012 Paralympics, winning 400m freestyle gold — and was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. He said: 'I'm in the best shape of my life and really can't wait to compete.'
5. MAX WHITLOCK - GYMNASTICS
Max (23) last year became the first British man to win World Championships gymnastics gold, on the pommel horse. He said: 'I know I can push myself further. I have to make sure I'm performing clean routines on the day.'
6. JADE JONES - TAEKWONDO
Jade (23) will be hoping to replicate the success she tasted in London 2012 when she won gold in front of her home crowd. She said of this summer's Games in Brazil: 'It’s a different pressure this time - I was the underdog last time, but if I don’t win gold in Rio I’ll be devastated.'
These stunning photographs by Sportsmail's photographer, Andy Hooper show what happened when some of our Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls were painted as animals of the Amazon for ahead of the Games in Brazil which begin on Friday. See the profile and comment of the athlete's below:
1. AMBER HILL - SHOOTING
Amber (18) is competing in the skeet after winning gold at the European Games in Baku last year. She said: 'Baku prepared me on a smaller scale of what to expect and hopefully I'll see the benefits in Rio.'
2. MOE SBIHI AND PAM RELPH - ROWING
Moe (28) competes in the Olympic men's four after winning bronze in the eight in London. He said: 'Being an Olympic medallist is cool but we are striving to be a champion.' Pam Relph, 26, goes in the mixed coxed four at the Paralympics having won gold in 2012.
3. ROBBIE GRABARZ - HIGH JUMP
Robbie (28) won bronze at the Olympic Stadium four years ago and is determined to do even better this time after knee surgery in 2014. 'Preparations are going really well,' he said. 'I am putting everything technical into place. It is a great place to be in ahead of the Games.'
4. JOSEF CRAIG - PARALYMPIC SWIMMING
Josef (19) was Britain's youngest medallist at the 2012 Paralympics, winning 400m freestyle gold — and was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. He said: 'I'm in the best shape of my life and really can't wait to compete.'
5. MAX WHITLOCK - GYMNASTICS
Max (23) last year became the first British man to win World Championships gymnastics gold, on the pommel horse. He said: 'I know I can push myself further. I have to make sure I'm performing clean routines on the day.'
6. JADE JONES - TAEKWONDO
Jade (23) will be hoping to replicate the success she tasted in London 2012 when she won gold in front of her home crowd. She said of this summer's Games in Brazil: 'It’s a different pressure this time - I was the underdog last time, but if I don’t win gold in Rio I’ll be devastated.'
(rnz)
