Laia isn't just looking to defend her championship title. At the 2026 Caribbean Cup, she won 5 medals.
Laia is an outstanding athlete. To prove her caliber, she needs to compete in international competitions. She was my instructor and still coaches me today. I want to give something back to her. Because I’m absolutely certain: If Laia can compete at the World Championships in Limassol, she’ll win more than one medal. But first, we need to raise the funds for her to compete.
Laia holds the Spanish record in the -100m Constant Weight event. 
Hier ist Laia mit Monoflosse auf dem Weg in die Tiefe. 
Freediven ist anspruchsvoll. Es braucht sehr viel Training und Einsatz, bis man an der Weltspitze mitmischen kann.
Laia is a lone wolf. With us, she’s not alone.
Laia is an outstanding athlete. To prove her class, she needs to compete internationally. She was my instructor and still coaches me today. I want to give something back. I’m absolutely certain: if Laia can compete at the World Championships in Limassol, she’ll win more than one podium finish. But first, this competition participation needs to be funded.
Laia kommt aus Asturien und lebt seit 2019 auf Teneriffa. 
Laia mit ihrer Tochter Lea beim gemeinsamen Yoga. 
Laia ist Gründerin und Präsidentin des Club Deportivo Sirena, eines Vereins zur Förderung von Frauen und Mädchen im Unterwassersport.
This is what I need backing for.
Freediving is a niche sport. Women are severely underrepresented. Athletes mostly fund everything themselves. And it’s expensive: flights, accommodation, equipment, training – it all adds up. That’s why I want to support Laia Sopeña. With just 2,400 francs, her accommodation costs for the 37th AIDA World Freediving Championships in Limassol would already be covered.
