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Béatrice Moyen-Sylvestre

Modern pentathlon athlete

Biography

An international-caliber hybrid athlete, Béatrice Moyen-Sylvestre is an inspiring figure in the sports world. Proudly representing Canada across the globe, she stands out with her bright smile and her fierce determination to inspire the next generation of athletes. By joining NxtGPhysio as an ambassador, she perfectly embodies self-improvement, resilience, and high-level athletic excellence.

 

Background

Béatrice’s athletic background is impressive in its diversity and complementarity. She brilliantly combines her running power, forged by a title as Canadian track and field vice-champion, with the remarkable upper-body strength of a professional Ninja Warrior competitor, a discipline where she has earned multiple podium finishes. This exceptional versatility has allowed her to dominate the global obstacle course racing (OCR) scene and, more recently, to successfully join Team Canada in modern pentathlon.

 

Career Highlights

2026

– Pan American Championships (Modern Pentathlon) – Finalist

– Obstacle Course Racing World Championships – 2nd place (Vice-Champion)

– Hyrox World Championships – Qualifier

2025

– Dubai Games – Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 1st place in team event (only woman)

– Obstacle Course Racing World Championships – 2nd place (Vice-Champion)

2024

– Obstacle Course Racing World Championships – 2nd place (Vice-Champion)

Previously

– Canadian Track and Field Championships – Canada – 2nd place (Vice-Champion)

– Ninja Warrior Professional Circuit – Multiple podium finishes

 

Next Challenges

Building on her recent performance at the Pan American Championships, Béatrice now has her sights set on the Olympic dream. She is actively preparing for her next major milestones: the prestigious Pan American Games (Pan Am Games) as well as the Modern Pentathlon World Championships scheduled for 2027. These major competitions represent massive stakes, as they will serve as the official qualifiers for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games (LA28).