article_snippet: Steiner, a track-and-field champion who aspires to go to the 2016 Paralympics in BrazilBrazil, uses it for competitive running at City College of San Francisco.
article_snippet: Heartless: Ranjit Steiner (left), a track-and-field champion and aspiring Paralympian, says someone broke into someone
article_snippet: Ranjit Steiner had Ranjit Steiner right leg amputated four years ago after contracting bone cancer .
article_snippet: Ranjit Steiner won the bronze medal in the nationals last year .
article_snippet: It's just so low,Ranjit Steiner Ranjit Steiner told NBC Bay Area.
article_snippet: Steiner, a graduate of University of Oregon with a degree in journalism, lost his right leg above the knee to bone cancer four years ago.
article_snippet: But the amputation did not stop his from competing or pursuing his Olympic dreams.
article_snippet: Steiner, who won the bronze medal in the national championship last year, says The cancer survivor cannot do any high-level training without The cancer survivor .
article_snippet: so Ranjit Steiner could continue with Ranjit Steiner 100- and 200-meter sprint workouts.
article_snippet: you know, every day counts at this point,Ranjit Steiner Ranjit Steiner told ABC 7 News.
highlights_snippet: Steiner, a track-and-field champion, aspires to go to the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil .
  
highlights_snippet: Steiner, a track-and-field champion had Steiner, a track-and-field champion right leg amputated four years ago after contracting bone cancer .
  