I grew up in London and was a water baby from the start.  I learned to scuba dive aged 12 and enjoyed it for many years but always found it to be a bit noisy and cumbersome.

While travelling in Thailand in 2013, I discovering freediving and it was love at first dive!  I found a deep level of  peace and tranquillity that I wasn’t able to access whilst scuba diving.

Shortly after starting to freedive, I had to take a year away from depth for personal reasons but returned and in 2015, I was selected to attend the biennial Individual Depth World Championships in Cyprus on the British Team.  I placed overall 10th out of 30 women.

In 2017 I attended the same event, this time in Roatan, Honduras where I placed overall 5th out of 31 women.

In August 2019, I competed in the Caribbean Cup in Roatan Honduras, gaining my first 2 national records in CWBF followed by the CMAS World Championships where I took all 4 depth national records.  Then onto Villefrance-sur-Mer, France for the AIDA World Championships where I secured 3 white cards for successful dives and came 4th overall out of 46 women.

Turning 50 in 2024 has allowed me to compete in the CMAS Masters Category 1 (50-59) and to gain 2 World Records as well as a Silver and Bronze medals at the 8th World Championships Depth Freediving competition in Kalamata, Greece.

My passion is for the depth disciplines, but I use the pool for training when I am London based and unable to access deep water.

I relish both the physical and mental side of free diving and look forward to increasing my depths over the coming years.