Tara and Hunter
Meet Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall, the Olympic power couple, Lululemon Global Ambassadors, and professional Track & Field athletes who are leaving an indelible mark both on and off the field. Tara is a former NCAA Division 1 athlete at University of Texas and an Olympic long jumper who holds the title of being ranked #1 in the US and #2 in the world. While representing Team USA in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, she finished sixth overall. Beyond her athletic achievements, Tara stands as a beacon of inspiration for mental health advocacy as she fearlessly shares her personal struggles over the years while providing unwavering support to others facing similar challenges. Hunter, a three-time Paralympic medalist sprinter, has redefined the narrative of an athlete, becoming the first-ever double amputee to earn an NCAA Division 1 scholarship. Hunter's extraordinary journey began after his legs were amputated below the knee at just 11 months old due to a condition called 'fibular hemimelia'. Despite the odds, Hunter chased his dreams and excelled in track, becoming a three-time Paralympic World Medals and NCAA four-time All-American honors while competing for the University of Arkansas. Together, Tara and Hunter use their platform to champion change, challenge the status quo, and advocate for equal opportunities for all. As they look ahead to the future, Tara and Hunter set their sights on claiming gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics. With unwavering determination, this dynamic duo is set to conquer the world stage once again, inspiring others one mile at a time.
Meet Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall, the Olympic power couple, global Lululemon Ambassadors and professional track and field athletes making an indelible mark on and off the field. Tara is an Olympic long jumper and 2024 World Champion and 2023-24 US Champion who is ranked #1 in the World for Women's Long Jump, recently landing the 6th longest jump in history. As a former NCAA Division 1 athlete, Tara became a Four-time All-American, won Nationals and shattered two NCAA collegiate records in under 2 weeks, earning her the title of a double-record breaker. Tara represented Team USA in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, finishing sixth overall. Through all of her triumphs, Tara remains a beacon of inspiration for mental health advocacy, fearlessly sharing her own struggles over the years to support others.
Hunter, a three-time Paralympic medalist sprinter, has redefined the athlete's narrative, becoming the first-ever double amputee to earn an NCAA Division 1 scholarship. His journey began after having his legs amputated below the knee at 11 months old due to 'fibular hemimelia.' Despite the odds, he fearlessly chased his dreams and excelled in track, becoming a five-time state champion in high school and earning three Paralympic World Medals and NCAA Four-time All-American honors while competing for the University of Arkansas.
Together, Tara and Hunter use their platform to champion change, challenge the status quo, and strive for equal opportunities for all. As they look ahead, Tara and Hunter aim to achieve gold in the 2024 Paris Olympics, leaving a lasting impact with each step (and long jump) along the way. With unwavering determination, this dynamic duo is set to conquer the world stage once again, inspiring others one mile at a time.
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