Alizée Agier, a young karateka, started karate at the age of 5 in a small Burgundy club, thanks to her brother who also practises. She was lucky enough to play for this club, as well as the Burgundy team, before moving on to the Pôle France jeune in Bordeaux, then Montpellier and finally Paris.

A passionate karateka

One of the best karatekas in France today, and a member of the French national team, Alizée is above all a passionate enthusiast.

“Karate is not just about competition, even if that takes up most of my time. It’s a martial art that has enabled me to develop, gain self-confidence and evolve by following the moral code and values it inculcates. It’s also a passion that I share with my family and friends, but also with all the practitioners I meet when I have the opportunity to run training courses or take part in competitions”, she testifies.

For Alizée, practicing karate is an opportunity to pass on her vision of the sport, combining the competitive and traditional aspects that she considers inseparable.

“Because before becoming athletes, we all followed the basics of Karate, enabling us to acquire a certain technique that we are constantly seeking to perfect,” she continues.

An admirable track record

Despite her young age, Alizée Agier has an admirable track record to her credit. Here are her titles:

• 2019

Winner K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Shanghai 2019

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Tokyo 2019

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Dubai 2019

• 2018

Winner K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Paris 2018

Winner K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Dubai 2018

Winner K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Tokyo 2018

• 2017

Winner K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Paris 2017

Vice-Champion of Europe Senior -68kg – Turkey 2017

K1 Serie A Senior -68kg – Austria 2017

European Team Championships – Turkey 2017

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Holland 2017

• 2016

Senior Team World Champion – Linz 2016

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Paris 2016

European Team Championships – France 2016

• 2015

European Espoir Championships -68kg – Switzerland 2015

• 2014

European Champion Espoir +60kg – Portugal 2014

Senior World Champion -68kg – Bremen 2014

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Paris 2014

Mediterranean Senior Championship -68kg – Montenegro 2014

• 2013

Vice-World Champion Espoir +60kg – Spain 2013

• 2012

K1 Premier League Senior -61kg – Hanau 2012

K1 Premier League Senior -68kg – Austria 2012

• 2011

Reserve Junior World Champion -59kg – Malaysia 2011

In addition to karate, Alizée is also passionate about her studies. She obtained her Baccalauréat ES, and wanted to continue her studies. She obtained a BTS in Tourism and is now part of the SNCF athlete scheme, enabling her to combine a sporting and professional life.