British Pole Vault Star Molly Caudery Is Hitting Beach In A S*xy B*k*ni
Despite the intense demands of competitive athletics and the modeling industry, Molly Caudery, a British pole vault champion, is able to maintain equilibrium.
Ahead of the World Championships in Budapest in August, the pole vaulter qualified automatically for the event after winning the British championship back in July.
After two operations, Molly, 22, said her national gold was “beyond her dreams” and that she was glad to be back competing.
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She spoke to the BBC following her victory and said:
“To come back and PB twice in one day in my second competition, I can’t really describe it,” she said.
“The aim was 4.61 because that’s the British Athletics standard for worlds, but to get the automatic qualification was way beyond my dreams.
“It just feels like all the hard work has paid off and it’s all worth it.”
Later, the star from Cornwall outperformed expectations and broke her own personal record once more with a 4.75m leap to finish sixth at the World Championships.
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Molly certainly devotes a lot of time to training, but she still finds time for modeling, her other interest.
The pole vaulter is affiliated with W Model Management and accepts offers to work off the track for a number of famous sports companies.
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She was a student at Loughborough University until recently when she was majoring in sports science. She now uses the university as her home base as she prepares for the Olympics in Paris in 2024.
