After moving to Budapest, training in Szombathely was no longer an option, so I needed a new club. I chose TF for its accessibility and specialized throwing training, ensuring I could continue developing and competing.

This competition, the first one in the U20 category, was intended as a qualification for the French championship. Surprisingly, it was sufficient to throw above 60m with 61m58.

The French Winter Championships didn’t turn out as expected, as I managed to secure a 5th place with a time of 57m47, which is quite disappointing. I’m back to training now and will do my utmost to improve for the Hungarian Winter Championships.

After one month of intense training to not reproduce what I have done in the French championships, I finished 2nd place with a new PB of 62m37 in the Hungarian Winter Throw Championships.

After a summer season of difficult and hard conditions, the summer championships was a fail. With poor achievements and no motivation to continue next season, the Hungarian season turned into wasted effort. 

Following the difficult season in Hungary, the French championships didn't look promising, with little hope, the motivation of Adrien Bettolo and Imad Benaïcha Redouane helped me out and get me motivated again. This helped me secure one of the best throws of the season, and achieve 3rd place.

See you next year.

November 26th 2023 - Coach: Adrien Bettolo - Club: Athle78 

After so many years and gathering the ideas of so many talented people, I finally became French Youth Champion with 63m90

Joining a club this year allowed me to compete in the Hungarian Winter National U18 Championships, where I secured second place.

In the summer edition of the Hungarian U18 Finals, I achieved a 3rd place finish.

This competition marked a pivotal moment in my early career, teaching me an invaluable lesson. The goal was to qualify for the European Youth Championships, where only two athletes could advance. With Zétény Beke already assured a spot due to his outstanding performance, the real contest was between László Fülöp and me. In the end, we both achieved an identical distance of 63.65 meters. The decision came down to our second-best throws, which secured László's qualification. This experience taught me that even a single centimeter can make all the difference and became my greatest source of motivation since I started throwing.

Although I didn't qualify for the European Youth Championships, I achieved a personal milestone by surpassing my previous record by over 2 meters at the French Finals, securing 1st place.

January 29th 2023 - Coach: Adrien Bettolo - Club: Athle78 

First year in U18 category, and I manage to rank 7th place, being the first and only 2007 and seven in the finals.

Before meeting Zsolt Németh, the head coach in Szombathely, I had already signed with Dobó SE. Despite living in France and facing challenges with regular training there, the experience remained highly productive.

June 5th 2022 - Coach: Imad Benaïcha Redouane, Jack Boutant - Club: Athle78 

Since I spent my summer vacation in Hungary, I decided to join a training camp with Eva Orbán there to prepare for the French Finals I was set to compete in that year.

My first major competition was a mixed experience. Despite entering as the top-ranked athlete nationally, I finished second. While initially a bit discouraging, the experience fueled my determination to train even harder.

I had my first training after the general coach (Imad Benaïcha Redouane) convinced me to try hammer throw. Prior to this, he was the one who trained me for general track and field, which I continued until 2022

After deciding that this sport was something fun I would love to continue, I began weekly trainings with Adrien Bettolo.

After a few months of training, I went for my first competition where I came 2nd place with 40m64

After only one competition, I received an email saying that I qualified for the French U16 championships. Since this was unexpected, I wasn't able to make it. However, I knew that I am going to be taking this seriously from now on.