You Can Change Your Attitude — Amy Bream, CrossFit Games Athlete

“Everyone struggles with (insecurities),” CrossFit Games Athlete Amy Bream says. ...

“You might not have one leg, most people don’t have one leg, but you understand what it’s like to have to overcome something. And, once you have that common ground it’s like, ‘We’re all in this together.’”

Lower Extremity adaptive athlete Amy Bream was born without the majority of her right leg. Over the years, Bream has taken action to shift her mindset and build her confidence, refusing to let herself become jaded as a result of her circumstances.

Opening up about her disability and insecurities on social media — often using humor in her posts — Bream has created a connection with others who can relate, regardless of their own limitations.

“I’m going to wake up every day and have one leg. I can’t change that, but I can change my attitude about it.”

You Can Change Your Attitude — Amy Bream, CrossFit Games Athlete
To learn more about Bream’s story, read “Amy Bream — Adapt and Crush Life” on games.crossfit.com.

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