 Müller retired from wheelchair basketball after the 2014 Women 's World Wheelchair Basketball Championship in Toronto , at which she won silver . She then took up canoeing , training at the Hamburg Canoe Club . " From basketball " , she said " I learned to always have the sight set for a big goal . If something doesn ’ t turn out how it should , it ’ s not the end of the world . But it always helps to have a goal set in front of you . " According to her coach , Jens <unk> , " It ’ s easy to motivate her . She ’ s fighting to reach a training target . She never gives up . ” Her hard work paid off . Not only did she earn national team selection , but on 24 May 2105 she won silver in the women 's KL1 200 m race at the 2015 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup in Duisburg in a personal best time of 59 @.@ 981 seconds , her first time below the one @-@ minute mark . On 19 May 2016 at the 2016 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup in Duisburg , she went one better , winning gold despite capsizing her canoe that morning during warm up . 
