Ela é uma mulher que sai no braço. Literalmente! Para
passa-la para atrás só mesmo com muita técnica e força muscular. Trata-se de
uma brilhante maratonista aquática que, durante os Jogos Olímpicos do Rio de
Janeiro-2016, tornou-se a primeira brasileira a tornar realidade o sonho da medalha olímpica (de
bronze) em natação. Poliana Okimoto – paulistana, nascida em 8 de março de 1983 – levou para as águas cariocas a experiência da participação nas Olimpíadas de Londres-2012, embora sem sucesso.
as a temporada-2013 viria para
ela ir ao Campeonato Mundial de Esportes Aquáticos e voltar da espanhola Barcelona
trazendo a medalha de prata da maratona aquática
de 5 km; o ouro dos 10 km e o bronze por equipe (com Allan do Carmo e Samuel
Bona, e, nas outras duas provas, com Ana Maria Cunha, que sempre chegou depois
dela).
O seu primeiro grande resultado foi vencer a Travessia dos
Fortes-2005. Em 2007, nos Jogos Pan-Americanos
do Rio de Janeiro, ficou prateada nos 10 km.
O seu grande show aquático, porém,
aconteceu durante a Copa do Mundo de Maratona Aquatica-2009, na italiana Roma, vencendo
nove das 11 etapas e tornando-se a primeira brasileira campeã da modalidade.
Naquele mesmo Mundial, Poliana foi bronze na maratona aquática
de 5 km, encerrando 15 temporadas de jejum de pódios pelos “brasucas” na disputa
que a fez de sua primeira brasileira medalhada.
Em 2011, na
mexicana Guadalajara, Poliana repetiu a
medalha de prata dos Jogos
Pan-Americanos do Rio de Janeiro-2007, nos 10 km. Como se vê , uma mulher
de braços e velozes.
FOTOS REPRODUZIDAS DA REVISTAS"SWIM"
She's a woman out in the arm. Literally! To pass it back only with a lot of technique and muscular strength. She is a brilliant aquatic martonista who, during the Olympic Games of Rio de Janeiro-2016, became the first Brazilian to win Olympic (bronze) medal in swimming.
Poliana Okimoto - born in São Paulo on March 8, 1983 - took to Rio de Janeiro the experience of participating in the London 2012 Olympics, although without success. But the 2013 season would come for her to go to the World Cup of Aquatic Sports and return from the Spanish Barcelona bringing the silver medal of the aquatic marathon of 5 km; the gold of the 10 km and the bronze by team (with Allan do Carmo and Samuel Bona, and in the other two races, with Ana Maria Cunha, who always cheogu after her).
To form such a curriculum, Poliana has nothing since two years of age. From the seven, started to compete.
His first great result was to win the Travessia dos Fortes-2005. In 2007, at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, it became silver in the 10 km. Her big water show, however, took place during the Martona Aquatica-2009 World Cup in Rome, winning nine of the 11 stages and becoming the first Brazilian champion of the sport.In that same World Cup, Poliana was bronze in the aquatic marathon of 5 km, finishing 15 seasons of fast of podiums by the "brasucas" in the dispute that did of its first Brazilian medalhada.
In 2011, in the Mexican city of Guadalajara, Poliana repeated the silver medal of the Pan-American Games of Rio de Janeiro-2007, in the 10 km. As it turns out, a woman with arms and swift.
To form such a curriculum, Poliana has nothing since two years of age. From the seven, started to compete.
His first great result was to win the Travessia dos Fortes-2005. In 2007, at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, it became silver in the 10 km. Her big water show, however, took place during the Martona Aquatica-2009 World Cup in Rome, winning nine of the 11 stages and becoming the first Brazilian champion of the sport.In that same World Cup, Poliana was bronze in the aquatic marathon of 5 km, finishing 15 seasons of fast of podiums by the "brasucas" in the dispute that did of its first Brazilian medalhada.In 2011, in the Mexican city of Guadalajara, Poliana repeated the silver medal of the Pan-American Games of Rio de Janeiro-2007, in the 10 km. As it turns out, a woman with arms and swift.
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