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Team Libby

ESPC is delighted to be sponsoring and supporting paralympic athlete Libby Clegg during 2012. Here at Team Libby you can find out more about Libby, read her regular blog articles that are exclusive to ESPC and lend your support to a UK medal hopeful for the summer games.

Team Libby Logo Team Libby is on facebook at www.facebook.com/espcteamlibby. Visit the page and leave a message of support for Libby.

You can also follow Libby on Twitter via @libbyclegg.

Libby's ESPC Blog

April Blog: more warm weather training, turning 22 and Giant Libby. More.

March Blog: Feet and family. More

February Blog: an insight into the world of warm weather training and some of the perks of having ESPC as a sponsor. More.

Libby and ESPC

BILLBOARD LIBBY

ESPC Chief Executive, Malcolm Cannon, said: "The success she's had so far is outstanding, so our aim is to help generate as much support for her as we can and raise her profile so that when she takes to the starting line she has everyone in Edinburgh, Lothians and Fife cheering her on, as well as ESPC."

We are also running a competition for schools in Edinburgh, Lothians and Fife to win a visit to their school from Libby in October 2012. For more details please visit our Libby Schools Competition page.

You can read the full press release about ESPC and Libby in our news section.

About Libby

Libby at Meadowbank

Silver medalist at Beijing Paralympics in T12 100m
Current T12 100m world champion and 200m bronze medalist
Libby trains at the High Performance Athlete Centre in Loughborough
A podium level athlete in the World Class Performance Programme
Since the age of nine, Libby has suffered from a deteriorating eye condition known as Stargardt's Macular Dystrophy disease. Libby has only slight peripheral vision in her left eye, and is registered blind. She has two younger brothers that have the same condition.
Libby attended the Royal Blind School in Edinburgh. This was where she was first introduced to ESPC during a 2-week work placement with the company before the Beijing Paralympics