Thyberg faced several injury setbacks. In 2019, she sustained an injury that kept her out of competition until September 2020. Another injury sidelined her for an extended period in 2022. Despite these challenges, she has shown resilience and determination to return to peak form.

Passion for Sports

Thyberg's love for sports began in childhood. She was fascinated by the technique of performing a long jump from the first time she tried it. She enjoys the varied training week that includes running technique, strength training, and jumping.

Ambitions for Paris 2024

Thyberg aims to compete at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. She believes she has improved significantly since Tokyo 2020. "Paris has been my goal for the past three years," she said. She feels more aware of the importance of representing Para sport and aims to make a significant difference to others.

Artistic Endeavours

In addition to her athletic career, Thyberg co-founded Some Other Waves with her twin sister Carla in March 2019. The Copenhagen-based art business focuses on murals and hand-painted art inspired by their childhood memories at Danish beaches. Their work has been exhibited in Denmark.

Paralympic Poster Design

Thyberg designed a poster for Parasport Danmark ahead of the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. She aimed to create an image where every Para athlete could recognise themselves and feel represented. The poster serves as a visual expression of Para athletes' ability to see opportunities rather than limitations.

Thyberg's journey from overcoming injuries to preparing for Paris 2024 highlights her dedication and passion for both sports and art. Her story serves as an inspiration for many, showcasing the values of resilience and creativity.