Hungary
Kickboxing
I started kickboxing at an early age, inspired by my older sister. I studied at the University of Physical Education, earning bachelor's degrees in physical education and coaching, as well as a master's degree in adapted physical education teaching. Throughout my senior career, I have won four world and three European championship titles in point fighting, light-contact, and kick-light. In 2023, I also won a gold medal at the World Combat Games. Beyond my athletic achievements, I have also built a professional career in sports management. After two years of working as a PE teacher, I joined the Hungarian Paralympic Committee (HPC) as a sports manager. Over nearly six years at HPC, I played a key role in organizing the Hungarian Paralympic Team’s participation in three Paralympic Games — Tokyo 2021, Beijing 2022, and Paris 2024 — as well as many other international competitions. Alongside my athletic career and professional work, I completed the WAKO GameChangers Young Leaders Program last year (2023–24), where I gained valuable experience and knowledge in sports governance and leadership.""
Sport manager - Hungarian Paralympic Committee - 6 years
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1st Place at the 2019 and 2021 World Championships in Kickboxing (Point Fighting, Light-Contact, Kick-Light, -60 kg & -65 kg)
1st Place at Multiple World Cups (2016, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2024) in Kickboxing – Point Fighting, -60 kg
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Since we (kickboxing) are involved in a non-Olympic sport movement, most of us are not considered professional athletes. Therefore, many of us pursue our passion alongside our jobs, achieving remarkable performances despite the challenges. I, too, have experienced how difficult it can be to balance these responsibilities. I would like to use my experiences and knowledge in sports management to help fellow athletes navigate life and transitions, making it easier to balance their sports careers, professional work, and personal lives. This is a challenging but incredibly important aspect of an athlete’s life and deserves attention and recognition. All Athletes’ Committees must address this issue. I am committed to supporting athletes in finding this balance and ensuring they excel in sport while leading fulfilling and well-rounded lives. By doing so, we can build a more sustainable and supportive environment for athletes of all disciplines.
I am running for the IWGA AC to help athletes balance their sports, professional, and personal lives, ensuring they receive the support and recognition they deserve for their achievements.
I want to bring my dual career experience, both as an athlete and as a sport manager at the Paralympic Committee, understanding the challenges athletes face and how to support them effectively.
Because I am passionate about improving the athlete experience, ensuring a healthy balance between training, work, and life. I am dedicated to supporting their growth and well-being.
The biggest challenge I’ve faced is balancing work, competitions, and personal life. It requires careful and strict time management and prioritization to maintain performance and well-being.
Sport has always been a part of my life—both my parents were physical education teachers. I started kickboxing inspired by my older sister, and it became my passion.
Sport has taught me discipline and perseverance—qualities that have shaped my personality. My kickboxing team became like a second family, offering constant support and a deep sense of belonging.
Athlete well-being. Opportunities for development. Strengthening athletes’ voices.
Team player, persistent, reliable
I am passionate about lifelong learning. I believe continuous personal and professional growth is essential, and I am always seeking opportunities to learn and improve in all aspects of life.
The athletes’ voice is important to me because they are at the heart of sports. Their experiences, challenges, and needs should be heard to create a more supportive environment for all of us.
