When redefining the game, Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis are at the forefront—not just on the track but off it too. The power couple has been making waves not only as athletes but also as advocates for inclusion, recognition, and a bigger platform for parasports. For years, parasports had been stuck in the shadows of mainstream athletics. Sure, the Paralympics were happening, but were people watching? Not really.

That’s where media comes in—and according to Hunter, NBC is leading the charge in changing the narrative. “NBC has done a phenomenal job in bringing the Paralympics to the forefront. It’s incredible to see the dedication they have shown in highlighting our stories and journeys,” Hunter said. 

Thinking about this, you know, this isn’t just your run-of-the-mill praise. The track and field icons believe that this kind of exposure is more than just sports coverage; they see it as a complete cultural shift. Parasports have often been overlooked in the global sports narrative. What do you think? But as Hunter has pointed out, things are finally driven to change. Recently, in Beyond The Records Episode 3, Hunter Woodhall made a revelation that left fans talking. He stated, “We’ve never had this level of exposure before, and that’s crucial for growing the parasports community. NBC is truly paving the way for inclusion.”

The Woodhalls dove into the real thing, about how this isn’t just about broadcasting races or events; it’s about showing the weaving emotion and stories behind the athletes. Tara said during the podcast, expressing how platforms like NBC aren’t just showcasing para-athletes but creating a space where they can inspire and influence a global audience. “The platform they’re providing is not just about showcasing sports; it’s about creating opportunities for para-athletes to inspire a global audience and break barriers,” Tara shared passionately.

Hunter Woodhall and Tara David-Woodhall’s advocacy

If you’re as enticed by Tara and Hunter as I am, you already know their vibe is about more than just winning medals. The power couple is all about making an impact—whether it’s through candid behind-the-scenes moments in Beyond The Records or their advocacy for inclusion in sports, word for word!

The way Hunter Woodhall has expressed his gratitude towards NBC is as real as it gets. It comes from a genuine place of seeing how the media’s dedication to storytelling and the depiction is driving real change. He has given much-deserved credit to NBC for not giving parasports airtime and creating an environment where para-athletes feel celebrated and seen.

For Hunter, Tara, and the parasports community, this is about legacy. They’re pushing for a world where every athlete, regardless of physical ability, gets the recognition they deserve. And it’s working. Their quotes from Beyond The Records highlight how the shift in media attention is not just a moment but a movement. So, next time you tune into a Paralympic broadcast, think about what Hunter and Tara are saying: This is bigger than sports. It’s about breaking barriers, inspiring the next generation, and showing the world what para-athletes are all about.

Hunter Woodhall’s surprising admission and heartfelt thanks to the media might just be the nudge the world needed to take parasports seriously—and honestly? It’s about time.