Home State: TAS
Sport: Multi-Sport Athlete 
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Sporting Accomplishments:
– Sets multi-day adventures across Tasmania to share with the world.
– 8th at the Winter Challenge
– Completed the Freycinet Challenge solo several times
How did you get into the sport?
I got into multisport after attending the Freycinet Challenge as a high school student and being amazed at the athletes completing the race solo, backing up riding, running and paddling across two days.
Hardest thing about your sport?
Being average at several sports but not brilliant at any of them individually.
What does your regular training week consist of?
Attempting to train twice a day, which per week includes 2 runs, 2-3 paddles, 3 rides, 1 gym session.
How do you keep motivated?
My motivation can ebb and flow so I like to train with people, train in interesting places and entering in races to set as goals. Creating interesting training experiences, such as adventure weekends exploring Tasmania’s more remote areas have been excellent ways to build volume.
Goals (Future Plans and Career Expectations):
For 2025, I would like to try the old Cradle to Coast race route as an adventure and share it, showing off Tasmania’s gorgeous landscapes. In my racing is to place top 10 in the Freycinet Challenge.
Best Piece of Advice you have received?
The best piece of advice I have gotten is when racing long event, break the race down into achievable goals or chunks.