National cyclist Marloe Rodman, who was Jamaica’s leading cyclist in the Olympic movement, was propelled into the Paralympic movement after he met in a cycling accident in 2018 and he is he is not looking back on yesterday but is focusing on today’s and tomorrow’s inspirations.

Recovery from the accident took some years, but after the Tokyo Paralympic games in 2021 he was introduced to para sports, and since then he has been representing Jamaica in regional competitions such as at the Pan American Para-Cycling Track and Road Championships in Maringa, Brazil, and other tournaments

Marloe, who has a paralyzed upper limb from injuries sustained in the accident, is the first Jamaican athlete to represent the nation in para-cycling.

Prior to his injury, Marloe, was a multiple national track cycling champion and has represented Jamaica at several international competitions.

“I am passionate about achieving and being a shining example to other para and abled body athletes. As para athletes, we are champions and nothing is beyond our strength, faith, abilities and power,” he says.