When Wilma Rudolph was four years old		help children learn about discipline and work.
Polio causes people to		be crippled and unable to walk.
In Wilma's family there were		encouraged Wilma to start running.
Wilma's mother took her by bus to		she won a bronze medal at the 1956 Olympics.
Wilma's brothers and sisters		twenty-two children.
By the time she was eight years old		she had a disease called polio.
Wilma played basketball		rubbed her legs four times a day.
Her track coach		with her brothers every day.
While she was still in high school		a hospital where she received therapy.
In the 1960 Olympic Games		she could walk with a leg brace.
After she retired from running		Wilma won two gold medals.
Wilma started a foundation to		she went on to coach women's track teams.