Italian Davide Morana is a para-athlete best known for his sprinting achievements. However, the speed that he brings to the track is hardly translatable to everyday life where the increased integration of touch screens can be time-consuming and tedious for a double-arm amputee.

While others only think about the competition when they travel Spanish para athlete Desirée Vila Bargiela who is among the top five long jumpers in the world, constantly has to question whether the hotel she is staying in will have a shower she can use comfortably when she is not using her prosthesis.

Alessandro Ossola is an Italian Paralympic sprinter who has achieved significant success in international competitions, notably winning medals in the World Para Athletics European Championships. While there is hardly anything he can’t do today, he worries about the future and how the healthcare system will support him when he’s an older amputee.

Samantha Kinghorn is a Scottish Paralympic wheelchair racer who has achieved notable success, including winning multiple gold medals at the World Para Athletics Championships and competing in the Paralympic Games. Yet her biggest challenge remains doors that open the wrong way which means that as a wheelchair user, she can't enter without assistance.

Germany's Léon Schäfer has won multiple world and European titles in the Para long jump and sprint. However, his biggest hurdle remains to obtain a driver's license, as even driving schools that claim to be for people with disabilities aren’t educated enough on the topic.

Para world record holder in high Jump and phenomenal sprinter, American Ezra Frech's Unofficial Discipline starts in the bathroom. While he seamlessly conquers jumps as high as 1.95 m in competitions, inaccessible bathrooms such as those with barriers in front of the shower or the bathtub pose not only a real challenge but also a risk to him.