When did you begin playing in ParaVolley Europe competitions, and what do you remember from your first competition?

I just joined sitting volleyball. That’s why I only had the chance to participate in a European competition once, but it went very well for me. We had a long journey and competed very well in the matches. My teammates and I worked hard to deliver our best game, and it was a great experience for us.

What is your personal experience of sports as a professional para-athlete, and what does it mean to you?

Being a professional athlete means being able to train regularly. Professional athletes usually work out with multiple schedules, but since paravolley is not that common in our country, we do not have regular trainings for now. We do this sport because we love it and we enjoy doing it. Playing can be quite tiring sometimes, but there are times when we don’t feel that tired because we are happy to play. We generally cannot train in our cities. That’s why we want camps to be established as soon as possible. Paravolley has now become a source of life for us, and I never want to take it out of my life.