I’ve spent most of my adult life traveling the world, performing acrobatics and comedy for audiences across Europe, Australia, North America, Central America, and Japan. Some of my career highlights include hosting a show at the Edinburgh Playhouse in front of nearly 3,000 people and performing my act as part of a show at the O2 Arena.

 

Alongside my performing career, I developed a deep passion for coaching. One of my proudest moments was guiding a group I trained from scratch to become a highly skilled squad that delivered incredible live performances, including a sold-out show at The Roundhouse. Another highlight was presenting a lecture to PE teacher graduates at London Metropolitan University, sharing my insights on movement and training.

 

These days, my focus is fully on coaching. I live in East London, where I coach acrobatics and parkour full-time. In 2020, I founded London Parkour Academy with the vision of combining everything I’ve learned from gymnastics, martial arts, and circus to help athletes build a solid foundation of confidence, strength, and skill. What started as an experiment quickly revealed a massive need for this kind of training, and it has since evolved into a mission to teach the world how to move better.

 

Whether on stage or in the gym, my goal has always been the same: to inspire confidence, creativity, and a love for movement.