Portrait of Fabiola Ramirez Martinez

Fabiola Ramirez Martinez

100m Backstroke
Mexico flagMexico
Biography
Started: She began swimming at age 15. (liderempresarial.com, 24 Jan 2020; Athlete, 18 Jul 2015) Reason: She was encouraged to take up swimming in order to improve her mobility. (pagina24.com.mx, 13 Jul 2016) Ambition: To win a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. (animalpolitico.com, 02 Nov 2023) Awards: She and athletics competitor Salvador Hernandez were named as flag bearers for Mexico for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. (gob.mx, 29 Jul 2024) In 2011, 2013, and 2015 she received the State Sports Award in Aguascalientes, Mexico. (oem.com.mx, 17 Oct 2015; agssports.com, 01 Mar 2013) Additional Info: BREAK AND RETURN After competing at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, she took a two-year break from competition to focus on her studies at the University of the Valley of Mexico. She continued to train during this period and went on to compete and win a bronze medal at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. "It is impossible to leave it, they are habits that are already part of life for people who compete in sport at a professional level. I think it is very difficult to be able to separate yourself from that 100%. Regardless of the fact that I no longer competed, I kept going to train at the pool." (liderempresarial.com, 24 Jan 2020) OCCUPATION She combines her sporting commitments with a career as a lawyer. (animalpolitico.com, 02 Nov 2023) FURTHER EDUCATION She has studied for a master's degree in public administration and political science at Anahuac University in Mexico. (milenio.com, 25 Aug 2021)
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Personal Details
GenderFemale
Birth DateJanuary 19, 1990
OccupationAthlete, Lawyer
EducationLaw - University of the Valley of Mexico [UVM], Mexico City, MEX
Languages SpokenSpanish
CoachVictor Romero
Highlights
RankEventYearLocationResult
Paralympic Games
3100m Backstroke - S22020Tokyo, JPN2:36.54
450m Backstroke - S22020Tokyo, JPN1:12.66
950m Backstroke - S32008Beijing, CHN1:21.71
10100m Freestyle - S32020Tokyo, JPN2:32.47
1050m Backstroke - S32016Rio de Janeiro, BRA1:08.96
1150m Freestyle - S32008Beijing, CHN1:17.92
12100m Freestyle - S32016Rio de Janeiro, BRA2:34.10
World Championships
2100m Backstroke - S22022Funchal, POR2:33.20
2200m Freestyle - S22022Funchal, POR5:22.41
3100m Backstroke - S22023Manchester, GBR2:31.66
350m Backstroke - S22023Manchester, GBR1:12.08
350m Backstroke - S22022Funchal, POR1:12.39
4Women's 50m Butterfly S32013Montreal, QC, CAN1:18.84
5Women's 50m Butterfly S32006Durban, RSA1:34.20
650m Breaststroke - SB22022Funchal, POR2:12.44
650m Backstroke - S32013Montreal, QC, CAN1:14.76
6200m Freestyle - S32006Durban, RSA8:04.76
750m Backstroke - S32015Glasgow, GBR1:15.65
750m Freestyle - S32013Montreal, QC, CAN1:13.52
8100m Freestyle - S32022Funchal, POR2:34.48
850m Freestyle - S32022Funchal, POR1:13.99
9100m Freestyle - S32006Durban, RSA3:29.66
1050m Backstroke - S32006Durban, RSA1:41.08
1050m Freestyle - S32006Durban, RSA1:39.50
11200m Freestyle - S42022Funchal, POR5:22.41
ParaPan American Games
7100m Backstroke - S62023Santiago, CHI2:34.39
850m Backstroke - S42023Santiago, CHI1:12.47
850m Freestyle - S42023Santiago, CHI1:12.00
13100m Freestyle - S52023Santiago, CHI2:32.53