She started track cycling in 2018. Her training takes place at the National Institute of Sport, Expertise and Performance [INSEP] in Paris, France. Her routine includes strength training in the morning and cycling in the afternoon.

Career Highlights

In 2019, she received the Performance and Reconversion Award from the Club INSEP Alumni association in Paris. She also carried the Olympic torch as part of the relay ahead of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris. Her leg was in Chartres, France.

Medical and Military Career

She worked as a doctor in the French Army for 10 years. She has since worked as a general practitioner in Yvelines, France. In 2020, she joined the Armee des Champions, the sports branch of the French Armed Forces.

"Considering my past stint with the army, I got in touch with the Armee des Champions. So it was a way to have a sort of continuity in this corps," she said. The contract offered by the Armee allows her to focus fully on sports performance.

Ambitions

Her goal is to win a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. This ambition drives her rigorous training schedule and dedication to cycling.

Personal Interests

Outside of her professional commitments, she enjoys playing the piano. This hobby offers a creative outlet and balance to her demanding athletic and medical careers.

Fluent in French, she represents US Creteil club in France. Her coach is Gregory Bauge.

Her journey from handball to track cycling showcases her adaptability and commitment to excellence. With her eyes set on the 2024 Paralympics, she continues to train diligently at INSEP.