VOICED: Kenyan ski pioneer heads home before Winter Games start

Phillip Boyd, a Kenyan cross-country skier, faced significant challenges in his quest to qualify for the Winter Olympics. Despite being close to the qualifying mark, new rules have made it harder for athletes from developing nations. Phillip's journey began in 1996, and despite setbacks, he financed his own way to multiple Olympic Games. His determination and sacrifices, including selling cattle to fund his participation, highlight the difficulties faced by athletes from underrepresented countries. Phillip's legacy inspires future Kenyan athletes, with new hopefuls training in Germany.

What sacrifices did Phillip make in order to compete in the Winter Olympics?

In what ways has Phillip Boyd inspired other athletes from Kenya?