How old are you?
30.

What is your sport? Are you an amateur or professional?
My sports are ski jumping and Nordic combined. I am not an athlete, I am part of the community as a team member (organizing competitions, FIS jumping judge etc).

What is your biggest sports achievement?
Becoming a FIS jumping judge.

What languages do you speak?
Estonian and English.

What are your passions and hobbies?
I really like to be active and to be involved in different sports events – participating and organizing, etc. I am active in social media marketing.

What is your secret superpower (or one you would like to have)?
I consider good time planning and management as my secret superpower.

What is your favourite dish from your country?
My favourite dish from my country is sprat sandwich, which is usually on the table when we have national holidays.

Who is the most inspiring athlete for you?
I admire what all the athletes do – their ambition, drive and their accomplishments everyday are amazing and a true inspiration for all of us.

The words I live by are… (motivational quote)
If you do not ask, the answer is always no.

What motivated you to apply for the EYOA programme?
Giving back to the sports community.

What are your goals as an EYOA?
From this program I expect to gain lot of new international experiences, to learn valuable knowledge about the Olympic Movement and to widen my field of expertise.

What would be your dream job in the future?
My dream job is to work with people, organize events and to be part of something that makes a difference. Today I feel like I am working in this kind of field.

What are your expectations of being an EYOA?
Getting some new information, being able to being part of big international event.

What does Olympism mean to you?
It means different people, a philosophy of life and mixing culture and sports together.