Sport for Women

Top 100 Sportswomen Nomination

Full time cyclist, mechanical engineering student and director on the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Board. Alex does it all. She isn't just out there competing for Australia and bringing home world champion medals or paralympic medals, she is out there trying t

- Ian Lisney

Top 100 Sportswomen Nomination

If anyone is going to inspire you to put down the remote control, the chocolate bar and stop you watching too much inane TV of an evening then it’s Alexandra Green. Born with cerebral palsy, the twenty five year-old cyclist and Paralympic medallist excels

- Kim Green

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Q&A

Greatest sporting achievement: Being a world champion in the Individual Pursuit. Also making the team for the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and hopefully after the Games I can say that I achieved all I wanted to achieve.

Greatest achievement off the field: Being a director for the wonderful organisation Cerebral Palsy Alliance.

Who is your sporting heroine? There are so many women I look up to. Frida Svensson (Swedish Rower) really inspires me and so does the wonderful Kate Bates (Aussie Cyclist).

How many hours per week to you train/exercise? My training varies a lot depending on what I want to achieve but I usually train around 20-30 hours a week.

What do you love about your sport? Racing and Winning!

If you could change something about your sport, what would it be? If I could change anything I would increase the number of females competing. We need more elite cyclists!

What motivates you? I am motivated by my family and friends. I don't need a lot of motivation to ride my bike, it is the best job in the world.

Do you have a profession outside of your sport? I am currently completing my mechanical engineering degree at UNSW. So hopefully I will be working within engineering when I finish.

Three words that describe you: happy, cycling mad

If I wanted to play your sport, what advice would you give me? Grab a bike and just give it a go!

Alex Green Supports Sport for Women Day

I support Sport for Women Day because it is about inclusion and engaging women in sport, what more could you want!