Léa Avazeri, a young karateka aged 21, has been a member of the French karate team since 2013, and has been world champion and European champion 5 times individually. A First Dan black belt, she is currently a member of FKA Marseille.

Léa Avazeri: a champion

A top-level karate athlete, Léa Avazeri has been a member of the French karate team since 2013. She has been world champion and European champion on 5 individual occasions. She also won the team gold medal at the last senior world championship in Madrid.

This champion is currently part of the “Olympic Group”, a small group of athletes gathered in Paris to prepare for the 2020 Olympic Games.

A dazzling list of sporting achievements

Despite her young age, Léa Avazeri boasts a track record that leaves no one indifferent, and which only reinforces her talent and abilities.

In individual competitions, Léa won nine titles:

Individual :

-French 5x champion (from benjamine to espoir).

-European Cadet Champion 2014 (+54kg).

-2015 European junior champion (+59kg).

-2016 European junior champion (+59kg).

-European champion 2017 U21 (-68kg).

-U21 World Champion 2017 (-68kg).

-European Champion 2019 (-68kg).

-Bronze medal PREMIER LEAGUE Rotterdam 2018.

-Winner of various international open competitions (Austria, Luxembourg, Venice …)

She also won two team titles:

By team :

-Bronze medal at the 2018 European Senior Championships.

-2018 Senior World Champion.

Academically, Léa holds a scientific baccalaureate and a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Foreign Languages. She is currently in her first year of an applied art program specializing in space design, with a view to becoming an interior designer.