Age: 21
Homespot: Marseille, France Years riding: 12

Describe yourself in 3 words: hard-worker, consistent, multi-tasking. Partners/sponsors: Ozone, Levitaz Hydrofoils, Forward Wip, Sailmon, Prado KHSC.

Tell us your favourite…

Discipline: Racing
Windspeed: 25 knots
Wave conditions: 1.5m big with side onshore wind
Wing: Fusion V1
Boards: Rise V1 for freestyle and BOOM RS 44 for racing Move: This one is tough but backflip to 360
Partner in crime: My elder brother Romain.
Breakfast: Croissant (I’m French guys…)
Lunch: Fried rice
Dinner: Duck with lychees (from Madagascar)
Workout: Winging on top, and supfoiling for cardio and legs. Hobbies: Surffoiling, supfoiling, road biking.
Quote: “The second is the first looser.”.

Tell us the best advice you have on:

The body: Listen carefully to your body needs and don’t demand too much. There is no shame to have a break, and you’ll come back stronger.
The mind: Focus on essential points for your task by listing and prioritizing them. Get rid of unnecessary thoughts

Your gear: Tune it till it’s riding by itself.
Learning new moves: Don’t stress too much, take your time but don’t overthink, and SEND IT! Remember that you’ll laugh later on when you’ll rethink about the pressure you feel for your first send. Once the first attempt is done, repeat it till it’s perfect.
Overcoming challenges: There is no reward without a good amount of work, so train as much as you can to succeed when you’ll need this move.
Realising goals/dreams: Work hard to succeed and trust the process, you’ll thank your consistency and hard work later.
Making the most of everyday: Put your phone away and go on the water asap.
Making the world a better place: Developing knowledge on our environmental impact and get ride of single use plastic by looking for other environmental-friendly options.

Please tell us more about the current … that you’re working on:

Mission: Passing my 3rd year of materials engineering studies.
Project: Training to achieve a 3rd racing World title in a row.
Move: Working on new racing tacks to gain even more space windward.