My story
On court, and in the Germany jersey. Training has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.
I've been an athlete for most of my life. Training, movement and performance have always been part of who I am.
But as I moved through my 30s, things started to change. The training methods that had worked for years didn't give me the same results. Recovery felt different. I dealt with knee and back pain, injuries, and periods where my body simply didn't perform the way I expected.
When you've always trusted your body, suddenly feeling like you don't understand it anymore is incredibly frustrating. That experience changed the way I think about training.
I became far more interested in how women can train smarter: build and preserve muscle, stay strong through every stage of life, recover properly, and create bodies that carry us through the decades ahead.
Fitness for me is about strength, health, longevity and freedom.
I want to travel, dive, lift heavy things, try new sports and live an active life for as long as possible. That philosophy is at the heart of how I train my clients too.
