María Espinoza
she liked it so much that she
Maria del Rosario Espinoza
was born on November 29,
1987 in la Brecha, a town in
Sinaloa, Mexico.
María is one of the highest
representatives of
taekwondo in Mexico. She
represents an example of
perseverance and sports
dedication.
When she was little, her
father enrolled her in
taekwondo classes because
one of her brothers and a
cousin of hers were learning.
It caught her attention so
much and
could never leave it again.
Her parents always
supported her to continue in
the sport despite the lack of
economic resources and the
stigma she suffered for
being a woman and
practicing taekwondo.
Maria has great tenacity. She
has fought all of her fights
calmly and with her heart in
it, but she is also fierce when
it comes to achieving her
goals.
She is the best taekwondo
athlete in Mexico in the
women's category, also she is
the most accomplished
Taekwondo fighter in Latin
America.
María's focus and
determination are greater than
those of many of her peers.
She is more disciplined than
most athletes, as she follows
a strict diet and training
schedule. In terms of stamina,
she is more impressive than
many of her opponents.
 Achievements Members María del
At the 2008 Beijing Olympics,
when she was twenty years old,
Miriam del Fatima Hernández Rosario
she won the gold medal. Then,
in London 2012, she got the Galicia
Espinoza
bronze medal. And in Rio de
Janeiro 2016, she got the silver
Mexican athlete
Lluvia Lizeth Parra Martin
medal. María Espinoza achieved
everything she set out to do.
Maria is more successful than Vanesa Vázquez Cruz
other Mexican athletes because
she is the first Mexican to stand Valeria Casas Ortuño
on the podium in three editions
of the Olympic Games.

She added the three world

medals, since after China, she
added the bronze in the Muju
contest, Korea in 2017 and the
silver came in Manchester 2019.
María Espinoza's taekwondo
techniques are more refined Administración de Recursos
than those of most other
competitors.
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