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English conceived Grand-niece Of Rex Nettleford Is Exciting New Weighlifting Find For Jamaica 

Group Jamaica has made an interesting new find to help its possibilities in global weightlifting rivalry, with the expansion of Chloe Whylie, a great niece of the late Professor Rex Nettleford, who has been standing out enough to be noticed in Britain where she was brought into the world of Jamaican parentage. 

Whylie is booked to address the country in the following International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) World Championship, 메이저사이트 just as the 2021 Commonwealth Senior Championship this December in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. 

"It's a coherent and sincere decision for me. I'm a little fish venturing into a major lake, yet I'm willing to develop," the ultra unassuming Whylie told the Jamaica Observer in a meeting yesterday. "I'm energized and awed at the honor of addressing Jamaica." 

Whylie, whose prize chest is swelling with gold, silver and bronze awards from contests in the United Kingdom and Europe, was brought into the world in Bath, England, to Jamaican mother, Susan Whylie. Her late grandma, Daphne ''Nanny'' Whylie was the sister of the late symbol of the scholarly community, Rex Nettleford, and was essential for the Windrush Generation who relocated to England somewhere in the range of 1948 and 1971. 

"As Chloe saw the difficulties her grandma and mom looked in British culture, she grew up as a blended race young lady with a solid assurance to enable herself as well as other people to be glad for their Afro-Caribbean legacy," said Tina Mowatt-Reece, one of her marketing experts. 

Chloe Whylie ventured out from home at 16 to seek after her fantasies about turning into a powerlifting champion, saying she had found comfort and strengthening taking an interest in sports in her essential and optional school a very long time after her confidence and trust in the study hall experienced because of a late determination of dyslexia. 

At the point when she began her vocation in weightlifting, she found her adoration for powerlifting and Olympic lifting, and is presently known as a crossover competitor. Throughout the long term, she has figured out how to condition herself to have the option to contend in the two games effectively and medalling in both. 

Among her noteworthy decoration pull, she has procured gold in the Essex Open hung on October 24, 2021, the latest; the South Midlands Competition; the European Championships; the British Championships; and the Greater London Classic; just as silver in the Grand Prix English Championships (Olympic lifting). 

"Turning into an individual from the Jamaican Senior Athletics Team and migrating to Jamaica come ahead of schedule one year from now, is an unexpected and heavenly peak for my athletic profession. To be offered the chance to address Jamaica, isn't just an intriguing new part, yet an undeniable chance" to submerge all the more profoundly in my Jamaican and African roots." 

She has committed her effective vocation to Nanny Whylie and the remainder of the Windrush Generation.