" Before a engagement , I ’m very , very aware that there is never any risk . Let ’s say I go out and miss , oh no , I get to go back to my decent apartment and my comfy embodied job , " allege Paralympic judoka Maria Liana Mutia .
Olympic athletes are incredibly hard-working. Many of them hustle not only in their training, but in secondary careers as well.#
Here’s what 17 Olympic and Paralympic athletes competing in Paris 2024 do for their day jobs:#
1.Australian Olympic volleyball player Zachary Schubert runs a cricket farm called Schubugs Cricket Farm.#
2.American boxer Morelle McCane has funded her Olympic dreams with several jobs — birthday party clown, daycare supervisor, and mailroom worker.#
3.Olympic rower Robbie Manson, who represents New Zealand, is anOnlyFanscreator.#
4.American Paralympic fencer Ellen Geddes is afacility managerat Maplewood Farm and Bridlewood Farm, as well as the Breeding Director at Magnolia Sport Horses. Sheteachesriding lessons and raises horses for dressage.#
5.Team USA Olympic fencer Anne Cebula is amodel.#
7.Aly Bull, an Australian Olympic canoeist, is afirefighter.#
8.Team USA canoeist and gold medalist Nevin Harrisonpausedher studies at San Diego State University for Olympic training, but she also has a part-time job at a bar.#
9.Olympic runner Georgia Bell, who represents Great Britain, has a career in cyber security.#
10.American Paralympic judoka Maria Liana Mutia is a software analyst at Comcast.#
12.American Olympic rower Michelle Sechser is aproduct and analytics leadat Broadridge Financial Solutions.#
13.Australian Olympic hockey player and silver medalist Aran Zalewski is a part-timesenior consultantat Deloitte.#
14.American Paralympic taekwondo bronze medalist Evan Medell is adiesel mechanic.#
15.American Olympic fencer Kat Holmes is a medical school student.#
16.Team USA Olympic basketball player Canyon Barry is asystems engineer.#
17.And finally, New Zealand Olympic canoeist Kurtis Imrie is an electrician.#

















