NC (ffgym.com, 01 Dec 2015)

Spending time with friends, shopping. (ffgym.fr, 01 Jul 2018)

Athlete

Sport Studies - University of Nice, France

English, French

Levallois Sporting Club [France]

Guillaume Bourgeon [national], FRA; Tristan Lajarrige [national]

She suffered a foot injury after landing on the frame of the trampoline while competing in the synchronised event at the 2018 European Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan. She was out of training for two months. (ffgym.fr, 15 Apr 2018; france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr, 10 Jun 2018)

At the 2014 World Championships in Daytona Beach, FL, United States of America, she suffered a partial rupture of a cruciate ligament in her knee and was unable to compete for five months. (sports-auvergne.fr, 25 Nov 2015)

She sprained her right knee after a bad landing while performing a jump in April 2013. She was away from competition for six months. (ablock.fr, 19 Dec 2020; lemonde.fr, 18 Oct 2013)

2014 (ffgym.com, 01 Dec 2015)

She took up gymnastics at age five, and began trampolining at age eight. (ffgym.com, 01 Dec 2015)

She began practising artistic gymnastics at a young age. "My sister often took me earlier to the class and I usually got bored. Next to the gym hall there was a trampoline and then I was offered to try it. I combined it with [artistic] gymnastics but I liked it more and more so I then chose to focus only on trampolining." (ablock.fr, 19 Dec 2020)

She became the second female athlete to represent France in trampoline at the Olympic Games when she competed at the 2020 Games in Tokyo. (SportsDeskOnline, 01 Jun 2022)

In 2016 she and teammate Marine Jurbert became the first French female trampoline gymnasts to win a gold medal at the European championships when they claimed victory in the synchronised event. (sports-auvergne.fr, 03 Apr 2016; SportsDeskOnline, 18 Oct 2018)

To compete at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (lamontagne.fr, 24 Nov 2021)

She trains at the National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance [INSEP] in Paris, France. (lamontagne.fr, 24 Nov 2021)

US artistic gymnast Shawn Johnson, Canadian trampoline gymnast Rosannagh MacLennan. (olympics.com, 29 Jul 2021; espritbleu.franceolympique.com, 01 Sep 2014)

At the 2019 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan, she was the recipient of the inaugural Prize for Accuracy. (sportmag.fr, 16 Dec 2019; live.gymnastics.sport, 01 Dec 2019)

General
TOKYO DISAPPOINTMENT
She finished 12th at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, having failed to make the final due to what she described as a "stupid" mistake in her first routine. "It's frustrating because I was ready for the final, I was feeling good, I was in the right head space, I wasn't stressed, but I made a technical fault in my first routine. It was a stupid mistake, it was a one-in-fifty error, it's something I would never normally miss, so I don't know how to explain. I did a good second routine, but it was too little too late. It was not easy to come back to competition after the [Olympic Games] in the summer. I was very stressed." However, she bounced back from her disappointment in Tokyo to finish fourth at the 2021 World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan. "I'm trying to turn the page on Tokyo and put it behind me. I want to just take it one competition at a time [until the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris]." (lamontagne.fr, 24 Nov 2021; lequipe.fr, 30 Jul 2021)