Athlete, Coach, Lawyer

Language Studies - Spanish, Law - Uppsala University: Sweden

Partner Gustav Tingelof

English, Swedish

Uppsala Gymnastikforening: Sweden

Ulf Andersson [personal], SWE; Mathias Lindeberg [personal], SWE

Her partner Gustav Tingelof has represented Sweden in trampoline gymnastics. He was part of the men's double mini trampoline team that won bronze at the 2021 European Championships in Sochi, Russian Federation, and he competed at the 2018 World Championships in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. (SportsDeskOnline, 02 Nov 2021; Facebook profile, 22 Oct 2021; agf.az, 12 Apr 2018)

She has been a member of the Swedish national artistic gymnastics team and competed at the 2009 and 2010 European Championships. (SportsDeskOnline, 02 Nov 2021; fig-gymnastics.com, 10 Nov 2018; om.svenskaspel.se, 01 Oct 2019)

Despite competing with an injured toe, she won gold in double mini trampoline at the 2019 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. (mynewsdesk.com, 30 Nov 2019; gymnastik.se, 01 Dec 2019, 28 Nov 2019)

She struggled with a hernia in the 2014/15 season. (unt.se, 21 Apr 2016)

She took up trampoline gymnastics in 2011 after switching from artistic gymnastics. She also played football while in high school, but left the sport after breaking her ankle. "We trained seriously [in football], but it was not super strict like artistic gymnastics. Football worked as a mental rest for me, with coaches who talked a bit. I also got free cardio in a fun way."

"I only started with trampoline because I wanted to try it for fun. I was tired of doing artistic gymnastics but felt I was not ready to leave gymnastics entirely."

She became the first Swedish trampoline gymnast, male or female, to win a gold medal at the world championships when she claimed victory in the double mini trampoline at the 2018 World Championships in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. (SportsDeskOnline, 13 Nov 2018; fig-gymnastics.com, 10 Nov 2018)

SWITCH TO TRAMPOLINE
Having claimed three world titles in the double mini trampoline, she decided that the 2022 World Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria, would be her final tournament competing in double mini in order to focus her attention on the individual and synchro trampoline events. "I have achieved everything you can in DMT [double mini trampoline], and then there is a risk of injury. The idea of refocusing on trampoline and ending DMT already existed before the pandemic [in 2020]. I thought that the European championships at home [Gothenburg, Sweden] in 2020 would be my end, but then the pandemic came and there were no European championships. I am very determined as a person and I feel that I have achieved all my goals in DMT, then there will not be the same motivation in training and not as much fun to train." (svt.se, 17 Nov 2022; gymnastik.se, 11 Nov 2022)

OCCUPATION
Outside of sport, she works as an assistant lawyer for a firm in Sweden, focusing on family law. She has also served as a coach at the Uppsala Gymnastikforening club. (Facebook profile, 22 Oct 2021; advokatbolaget.net, 01 Jan 2020)