Meet the Young Ninja Sensation

Justine B Simard, a 9-year-old from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, has taken the ninja world by storm. With her impressive agility, endurance, and mental strength, she’s dominating the sport in her age group, both in Canada and the United States.

World Ninja League Finals Champion

At the World Finals of the World Ninja League in North Carolina, Justine B walked away with 11 medals, making her the most decorated athlete in her age group. “I like 40 gold medals,” she exclaimed during an interview.

“Encore!”

Ninja courses are designed to test athletes’ physical and mental capacities. Justine’s favorite obstacle? The flying bar, which requires bringing a bar from one hook to another. “It looks appallingly difficult,” she admits with a grin. “It is appallingly difficult!”

There are obstacles that are hard, but when you practice, it becomes less hard. You succeed. When you succeed, you can move on to another obstacle. It is certain that if there are people who are less practiced, they will be less good. – Justine B

A Message of Inspiration

Justine’s parents, Anne St-Pierre and Dominic Simard, are incredibly proud of their daughter’s accomplishments. They hope that her story encourages more young girls to engage in sports that require strength and agility. “We find it important to have female models,” her father emphasizes. “It’s not just guys who are capable. When a boy does activities outside, the world says: you are very strong, capable… My daughter, the only adjectives that we give her, it is: you are therefore very beautiful or you are therefore very good. It’s hyper reducing. I am no longer able.”

FAQ

• What is Justine B’s favorite obstacle? The ‘flying bar’ is her favorite challenge on the ninja course.
• What do Justine B’s parents hope for her future in ninja sports? They hope that her success will inspire more young girls to pursue sports that require strength, agility, and endurance.

Justine B Simard is living proof that young girls can excel in sports often dominated by boys. With her incredible determination and passion for ninja courses, she’s paving the way for future generations of young female athletes.