Ali Truwit prepares for Para Pan Pacific Championships and LA 2028
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 12:23 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Ali Truwit resumes training for international competition in swimming after taking 2025 off. Truwit, who won two silver medals at the 2024 Paralympics after a shark attack led to the amputation of part of her leg, is set to compete in the Para Pan Pacific Championships from August 28-30 in Walnut, California. While training, she focuses on enhancing the visibility of Paralympic athletes through her nonprofit initiatives, including the Stronger Than You Think Performance Incentive Fund for U.S. Para swimmers. Truwit aims to capitalize on the upcoming 2028 LA Paralympics, which she believes will significantly uplift the perception of Paralympians and athletes with disabilities.
- •Truwit trains three to five hours per day at Chelsea Piers, Connecticut.
- •She will compete in the Para Pan Pacific Championships from August 28-30.
- •The Stronger Than You Think Performance Incentive Fund offers payouts for top finishes.
- •Truwit hopes to leverage the LA 2028 Games to elevate Paralympic visibility.
- •She earned silver medals in the 400m freestyle and 100m backstroke in her Paralympic debut.
- 12:23 PMYahoo Sports — Ali Truwit, back in the pool on road to 2028 LA Paralympics, has goals beyond swimming
"Ali Truwit won two silver medals in her Paralympic debut in 2024, one year after losing part of her leg in a shark attack.
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