Watching TV, socialising with family and friends. (ffgym.fr, 01 Jul 2018)

Athlete, Student

English, French, Swedish

Independante Gym Kingersheim: France

Eric Hagard [national]; Monique Hagard [national]

She sustained injuries to both of her knees [a tear in each patellar tendon] in early 2018. She returned to competition in May 2018 at the French national championships. (actusgymnastique.wordpress.com, 21 May 2018, 29 Apr 2018; Gym and News' Twitter profile, 20 Feb 2018)

She began the sport at age two in a 'Babygym' class in the Ilzach commune of Mulhouse, France. At age seven she joined the Independante Gym Kingersheim, before attending a sports studies centre in nearby Witteheim at age 11. "Two years later the centre closed and I had to choose - stop gymnastics, or move to a national training hub in Saint-Etienne. I chose to move."

To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (gymandnews.com, 22 Jul 2017)

She trains up to 33 hours a week at a national training hub in Saint Etienne, France.

Being called up to the national team for the first time. (gymandnews.com, 22 Jul 2017)

French gymnast Emilie Le Pennec, US gymnast Nastia Liukin. (gymandnews.com, 22 Jul 2017; gym-kingersheim.com, 01 Jul 2014)

"I do not regret anything. All the mistakes I have made in the past have helped me to advance further." (gymandnews.com, 05 Nov 2016)

FAMILY HERITAGE
She was born in France to a family with Swedish origins. (gymandnews.com, 22 Jul 2017)