In 2021, he took up Para cycling with the goal of competing at the Paralympic Games. Previously involved in triathlon until 2018, he found his rehabilitation on the bike to be a rewarding experience. His journey in Para cycling has been supported by his parents and inspired by French athletes Martin Fourcade and Renaud Lavillenie.

Since January 2023, he has been employed as a police athlete under a contract with the French National Police. This opportunity arose through a partnership with the National Sports Agency (ANS). He proudly represents the National Police in competitions, which also provides him with financial stability for his training.
He is affiliated with Team Cofidis and Velo Club Dinan in France. His national coach, Mathieu Jeanne, has been instrumental in his development as an athlete. He has also competed in non-Para cycling at the national level in France.
His personal philosophy is that "Pain exists only in the mind." This mindset has helped him overcome challenges and stay focused on his goals. His parents have been a significant influence on his journey, providing unwavering support.
Looking ahead, he aims to compete at the Paralympic Games. Beyond sports, he aspires to establish a career as a physiotherapist. These ambitions reflect his dedication both on and off the field.
Outside of his professional commitments, he enjoys spending time with friends. This balance between personal life and professional aspirations helps him maintain a well-rounded lifestyle.
His journey from triathlon to Para cycling showcases his resilience and determination. With continued support from his family, coach, and the French National Police, he is well-positioned to achieve his goals in both sports and physiotherapy.
In 2021, he took up Para cycling with the goal of competing at the Paralympic Games. Previously involved in triathlon until 2018, he found his rehabilitation on the bike to be a rewarding experience. His journey in Para cycling has been supported by his parents and inspired by French athletes Martin Fourcade and Renaud Lavillenie.