Philippe Croizon, who lost all four limbs following an accident in 1994, is the first disabled swimmer to successfully swim across the English Channel (in 2010).<\/p>\n
In 2012, he symbolically connected the five continents by swimming, alongside Arnaud Chassery, an able-bodied swimmer, by crossing four straits, including the Bering Strait.<\/p>\n
A 110-minute film of this expedition titled ‘Swimming Beyond Borders’ was broadcast on Thalassa on France 3 in November 2012.<\/p>\n
For this achievement, he received the honorary trophy from the newspaper L’\u00c9quipe during the Champions of Champions ceremony in 2012.<\/p>\n
He is the author of three books: ‘I Decided to Live’ in 2006, ‘I Swam Across the English Channel’ in 2012, and ‘Life is Too Strong’ in February 2014.<\/p>\n
Philippe Croizon is now an exceptional professional who fully leverages his experience, commitment, and testimony to benefit companies.<\/p>\n
He is also a media columnist, notably for the health magazine on France 5.<\/p>\n
By swimming across the English Channel without arms or legs (with a success rate of 10% among able-bodied individuals…), Philippe Croizon aimed to show everyone that nothing is impossible.<\/p>\n
He now applies his experience to serve companies by leading seminars or round tables on important themes such as team motivation, self-overcoming, optimism, and the concept of resilience.<\/p>\n
‘A lesson in life, humanity, and humility… a good antidote to the current gloom and a great way in 2 hours to find the resources to bounce back in a challenging economic context for the company!’ Bertrand Castagne, General Director of Elior Services<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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