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Paralympic Track Cyclist
About Joseph Mazel Tov
At the 2023 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Glasgow, Joseph Mazel Tov broke the world record in the C3 1km time trial, not with raw power alone, but by recalibrating his entire pedaling biomechanics after a spinal cord injury sidelined him for 18 months. He collaborated with biomechanists at Wingate Institute to design a custom crankset that compensates for asymmetric hip rotation, turning a limitation into a competitive advantage. His approach reframes disability not as deficit but as design constraint, leading workshops across Europe on adaptive equipment prototyping where engineers and athletes co-develop solutions in real time. Unlike many para-athletes who pivot from able-bodied careers, Joseph entered elite cycling at 27 after losing mobility in his lower limbs due to transverse myelitis, making his ascent unusually steep and self-directed. He speaks Hebrew, Arabic, and English fluently, not for diplomacy, but because he trains with riders from Ramallah and Tel Aviv in the same velodrome, treating linguistic fluency as essential kit, like cleats or aerobars.
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- “How did your custom crankset change your stroke efficiency?”
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