1) Who is Lucy Wildheart? (where are you from, what do you do, a bit about yourself (hobbies, etc)I'm an England based Swede pursuing a career as a professional boxer. I train boxing out of Churchill's Boxing Gym in London with Samm Mullins. I also train at Two Tails CrossFit in Wickford.
I am an IBO Inter-Continental Champion and I am ranked 6/7th in the World. #2 (IBF). I have a great record of 8-1 (4KO).
I was born with a competitive mindset. Everything I do has a purpose to become a better athlete and person.
I don't have many hobbies as I put my focus towards my career, but I have two rescue dogs I love and spend a lot of time with. My partner and I usually take them out on runs, country side walks etc.
3) Whats been the most challenging/hardest part of your journey so far? and how have you overcome them (set backs, rejections, injuries, basically anything difficult that you have had to overcome)
Training and fighting is the easy part of boxing. The Boxing business is the difficult part.
I think my most challenging past has been times when I worked as little as possible (or struggled badly with money) to be able to train as much as possible. Living on crackers and tuna to pursue dreams. Running in worn out runners and trying not to get injured... Things like that. I've always wished to get a big sponsor to help and follow me through my journey.
On a regular basis I train approx 10-11 sessions a week, 4-5 times of boxing which those sessions are 2h long. The other sessions involves Strength, CrossFit and running. I usually do my boxing in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
I travel in total about 4h a day to the gyms I am at.
My diet, I track and count everything, usually focus my diet on carbs, like bread, potato, rice and vegetables. Keeping my fat low and protein steady. I eat most of my food in the evening after all my sessions as I train best when I am hungry. If I have to lose weight, I just reduce my calories and increase activity.
Being happy makes you training better, training better makes you the best.
6) Whats your favourite cheat/Treat meal?
You won't see me have a bad cheat meal more than 3-4 times a year. But when you do, it would probably be a chicken kebab with a hell lot of garlic bread to it and super hot chilli sauce, washed down with a bottle of wine!
7) Whats one supplement that you could not live without?
Setyl CBD Oil! Changed my life by sleeping better !!
9) Who do you look upto in the fitness industry and why?
Tia-Toomey (5-times CrossFit Games Champion) everyday the week. Being able to accomplish the much as she has done, being an all around athlete who brings the challenge to her and finishing on top. At same time with a smile on her face. I'd love to meet her.
10) If you had to give one bit of advice to people starting out what would that be?
Be one with yourself and make sure you are ready for the worse case scenario. Are you ready to go agains the norm and people's opinions to reach your goals? Are you prepared to be hurt multiple times and not quit? Are you resilient? Do you have passion for your sport? If not don't bother. You'll need it :)
11) What new goals do you have on the horizon?
12) Where can people find you? (website, social media accounts
