＋ Tennis photoTennis
Court craft and coaching.
02 — Section
MOVE
Tennis, squash, fencing, strength training, aerial hoop and yoga — the joy of being in motion.
＋ Tennis photo
＋ Squash photoSquash
Match play and speed.
＋ Fencing photoFencing
Competition and club life.
＋ Strength training photoStrength training
Weightlifting, building strength and looking after the body.
＋ Aerial hoop photoAerial hoop
Strength, flexibility and flow in the air.
＋ Yoga photoYoga
Balance, breath and mobility.
Why
What sport gives me
For me, sport has always been about more than fitness — it began with a desire to feel strong, both physically and mentally. Movement has become a way to take care of myself, build confidence and support my wellbeing. I love discovering what my body is capable of and how much stronger I can become, inside and out.
01 · Experience & milestones
On and off the court
- 01
UCL Fencing Club · Jun 2025 – Jun 2026
President, UCL Fencing Club
Led the club committee, helping the club move from a Bronze to a Silver Development Award, and received a UCL Colours Award.
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TeamUCL · Oct 2025 – present
Towards coaching tennis
From playing towards coaching: LTA Level 1, Assistant Tennis Coach with TeamUCL and Sport Activator for UCL Project Active.
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02 · Credentials
Awards & accreditations
- LTA Level 1
- Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)
- UCL Colours Award
- Club Silver Development Award
03 · Journal & writing
Writing
Draft · For review
Strong for Life: Why Women Should Lift
Strength isn't just about how you look. It's about what your body can do, now and in the future.
Post coming soon
Sport & Community: Finding Your People Through Movement
How court time, fencing pistes and club sessions build connection far beyond physical fitness.
Post coming soon
The Courage to Be a Beginner
Starting a sport when you know you won’t be good yet — and why being bad at first is where the fun starts.