Known as 'The 40-year-old rookie', the athlete took up boccia at age 40. She discovered the sport during a Para sports training session while preparing to become a social worker. She began her journey in 2017 with the Gwangju Para Sports Association in the Republic of Korea.

One of her most memorable moments came in 2022 when she won gold in the BC3 mixed pairs at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China. She looks up to Korean boccia player Jeong Howon and cites sport assistant Park Se-Yeol as a significant influence on her career.
Looking ahead, her ambition is clear: to win gold at the Paralympic Games. With her rigorous training schedule and strong support system, she is well on her way to achieving this goal.
In addition to her athletic pursuits, she enjoys watching TV shows during her downtime. Balancing her hobbies with her intense training regime showcases her dedication and passion for boccia.
Her journey from discovering boccia to becoming a gold medalist serves as an inspiration for many. As she continues to train and compete, she remains focused on her ultimate goal of Paralympic gold.
Known as 'The 40-year-old rookie', the athlete took up boccia at age 40. She discovered the sport during a Para sports training session while preparing to become a social worker. She began her journey in 2017 with the Gwangju Para Sports Association in the Republic of Korea.