Paralympian’s Unwavering Journey to Paris 2024
A testament of resilience, determination, and perseverance
3 years of intense preparation
After a remarkable performance in Tokyo which won him a bronze medal, Alexandre Moreau is already gearing up for the next Paralympic Games in Paris in 2023.
Paralympic snowboarder Alexandre Moreau will be competing for a podium spot in two disciplines: snowboard cross and banked slalom.
Moreau’s pursuit of excellence
- Moreau's passion for snowboarding began at an early age.
- Despite being diagnosed with cerebral palsy and hemiplegia, he challenged himself and found his niche in adaptive snowboarding.
- After experiencing adaptive snowboarding for the first time, Moreau knew this was the path he had to pursue.
- Moreau started competing in 2015 and quickly made a name for himself, winning bronze in his first international competition in 2016.
In addition to his snowboarding prowess, Moreau is also an accomplished artist and has collaborated with various brands to create collections that raise awareness about disability.
Moreau’s objectives for Paris 2024
- Alexandre Moreau has set his sights firmly on the upcoming Paralympic Games, aiming to take home a coveted gold medal.
- Capitalizing on his strengths and addressing areas for improvement, Moreau is confident he has what it takes to reach the podium.
- He is determined to make France proud and serve as an inspiration for others facing similar challenges.
Challenges and triumphs
Moreau is no stranger to challenges - he had to overcome obstacles both on and off the slopes.
His unwavering determination and belief in himself have been instrumental in his journey and continue to fuel his drive as he prepares for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
With his sights set on the ultimate prize, Moreau continues to push his limits and reach for greatness.
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