Doctors recommended swimming to Saldaña to avoid impact on her joints. However, she soon grew bored with it. Despite her interest in rhythmic gymnastics and skating, her knee problems prevented her from pursuing these sports. It was then that a video featuring Mengual and Fuentes inspired her to switch to artistic swimming.

Club and Coaching

Saldaña trains with AD Sincro Retiro in Madrid. Her national coach is Mayuko Fujiki from Japan. Under Fujiki's guidance, she has honed her skills and continues to excel in her sport.

Education and Personal Interests

Beyond her athletic career, Saldaña pursued higher education in Design at the International University of La Rioja in Logroño, Spain. She is fluent in Spanish and enjoys hobbies such as photography and playing the piano.

Role Models and Inspirations

Saldaña looks up to Rafael Nadal, the renowned Spanish tennis player. His dedication and achievements serve as a source of inspiration for her own athletic pursuits.

Sara Saldaña's journey from a young swimmer to an accomplished artistic swimmer showcases her resilience and passion for the sport. Her story continues to inspire many aspiring athletes.