Right now, I’m training 6 days a week, with 7–9 sessions, while working as a personal/assistant trainer and pushing to finish my bachelor’s degree during my exam period.
It’s a balance of hard days and easier days, but every day, the work gets done.

At the same time, I’m facing a new challenge. Despite putting in the work and preparing for the CACSO qualifiers, I was not selected for the official team.

But the door isn’t fully closed.

I still have the opportunity to go if I can fund it myself before the end of March.

The amount needed: $1,000 USD
Time left: ~11 days

If I don’t reach this, I won’t be able to compete. If I do make it, this becomes more than just one event. There’s also a Dominican Open immediately after the qualifiers. meaning I can gain valuable international experience in a single trip.

The CACSO qualifiers are a major moment in the region.
And based on how I’m currently training, I’m confident:

If I make it there, I can compete — and qualify.

This journey hasn’t been linear.

Missed opportunities. Setbacks. Adjustments.

But the goal hasn’t changed.

I’m still building. Still showing up. Still pushing forward, no matter what.

If you’ve been following this journey and want to support: Now is one of those moments where it truly makes a difference.

Every contribution, every share, every bit of support counts.

Thank you for being part of this path.

Let it flow 🌊🥋