Surfing, spending time at the beach, paddleboarding, fitness. (sportsforchampions.com, 13 Aug 2021; Instagram profile, 29 Apr 2021)

Athlete

Exercise Science, Sports Science - University of Bath: England

English

Poole Gymnastics and Trampolining Club: England

Pete Cracknell [personal]

An injury caused her to withdraw from the 2023 National Championships in Birmingham, England. (british-gymnastics.org, 17 Sep 2023; Instagram profile, 14 Sep 2023)

A minor injury meant she had to reduce her training load ahead of competing at the 2022 World Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria. (dorsetecho.co.uk, 16 Nov 2022)

She suffered an ankle injury at the 2019 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. (sportsforchampions.com, 13 Aug 2021)

She tore the meniscus in her knee shortly after the 2018 World Championships in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, and needed surgery. (sportsforchampions.com, 13 Aug 2021)

She took up trampoline at age seven at the Dorchester YMCA club in England.

"I started because my sister did trampolining, so my mum thought it would be good for me to try it too, although apparently I wasn't particularly keen. I worked my way up to national level before pushing for a junior world championships in 2015. I started double mini trampoline when I was 13. I quickly progressed in this discipline, and fell in love with its high-adrenaline nature and fast pace."

Winning gold in the mixed team all-around event at the 2022 World Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria. (bbc.com, 22 Nov 2022; Instagram profile, 21 Nov 2022)

Coach Tom Holman. (Instagram profile, 09 Jul 2023)

FURTHER EDUCATION
After she studied for a bachelor's degree in sport and exercise science at the University of Bath in England, she went on to study for a master's degree in nutrition, physical activity and public health at the University of Bristol in England. (Facebook profile, 07 Jun 2022; teambath.com, 06 Jun 2022; Instagram profile, 29 Apr 2021)