What stands out most about VIS is that they support the whole person, not just the athlete. Alongside my sporting development, they've helped me pursue my university degree and build a life that feels genuinely balanced. Knowing I'm growing as a person, not just as a competitor, gives me real confidence both on and off the snow.

Competing in my first Olympic Games in 2026 and placing in the top 15. It was the realisation of a dream I'd been chasing since childhood.

Committing to my university degree while training and competing at an Olympic level. I'm really proud of backing myself to do it. It keeps me curious, grounds me, and reminds me that there's a big life beyond sport that I'm actively building.

Aerials constantly challenges me to push past what I thought was possible. Equally, it's the community. This sport invites you into a world of extraordinary people, and the friendships I've built along the way are something I truly treasure.

Don't be afraid to fail, and don't get too frustrated when things don't go to plan. The goal can stay exactly the same, but the path to getting there might look completely different to what you imagined at the start. Just do what makes you happy, chase those goals you have, and be kind to yourself along the way.

I don't have anything specific before comps.

Daniel Ricciardo - he brings an energy and joy to everything he does which is genuinely inspiring. Eliud Kipchoge - amazing human and interesting perspective on the power of the mind. Stevie Nicks - a true icon of creativity and artistry.

I love discovering new music and finding new songs and artists to add to my rotation. I'm also a big fan of getting to the beach whenever I can, and spending quality time with my family and friends is really important to me.