Masters Athletics: Inspiring Generations
England Athletics highlights the story of Keri Lees, a former international athlete, and her dad Graham, showcasing how athletics has been a shared passion throughout their lives.
Athletics and running are examples of accessible and inclusive sports, offering opportunities for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds to get involved at any stage of life.
Keri's Journey
Keri Lees, a Sydney Olympian and regular British team member, began her journey at Stafford Athletics Club, now Cannock and Stafford AC.
From a young age I enjoyed running at primary and middle school, often winning sprint events on sports days and inter school competitions.
Keri and her dad Graham have rekindled their enjoyment of athletics in recent years, demonstrating the sport's ability to inspire generations.
Athletics provides fantastic opportunities for people to get involved, regardless of age, ability, or background.
Author's Summary
Athletics inspires generations with its accessibility and inclusivity.
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