'I won Commonwealth bronze - then went back to work at McDonald's'
That means she has been close to the British Judo Olympic and Paralympic National Training Centre in Walsall."They've been really flexible with me, letting me work when I can. They've been really good with me," she said."It's mostly seasonal because my job's back at home, but when I am back it is like two, three shifts a week."It's hard to find jobs like it though that are flexible with your hours. Published3 AugustShaw takes judo bronze but is already eyeing revenge in IndiaPublished31 July
- ▪That means she has been close to the British Judo Olympic and Paralympic National Training Centre in Walsall."They've been really flexible with me, letting me work when I can.
- ▪They've been really good with me," she said."It's mostly seasonal because my job's back at home, but when I am back it is like two, three shifts a week."It's hard to find jobs like it though that are flexible with your hours.
- ▪Published3 AugustShaw takes judo bronze but is already eyeing revenge in IndiaPublished31 July
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'I won Commonwealth bronze - then went back to work at McDonald's'Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Judoka Summer Shaw has her sights set on the 2028 Los Angeles OlympicsByEmma MiddletonBBC Sport journalistPublished1 hour ago"Someone said to me: 'It's crazy that you can win a Commonwealth medal and then come back to work.'"So 22-year-old Summer Shaw decided to make a TikTok video, external about her swift change of scenery while on a work break at a McDonald's restaurant.The five-second clip that Shaw posted "for funsies" went viral, and has been watched over one million times.
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