AJ Edelman: First Orthodox Jewish Male Olympian

Alex Edelman’s show “Just for Us” is about to leave Broadway. But Alex isn’t the only talented Edelman, his twin brother AJ was the first Orthodox Jewish man to make it to the Olympics!
AJ Edelman’s remarkable journey from doubt to determination is truly inspiring. When faced with skepticism about his chances of Olympic qualification, AJ set his sights on a goal: 2,884 days until the 2022 Olympic Games. With each day, he channeled his faith and determination, turning doubt into unwavering resolve. His reliance on prayer and the guidance of his Zaide (grandfather) fueled his journey, reminding us that a resolute spirit combined with faith can overcome any challenge. 🏆🙌
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