#2 What are your key strengths as a rider?

I would say consistency and determination. I’m the person who once intends to do something, I will do anything to achieve it. For example, if I woke up in the morning and wanted to go cycling, I would go for it. Although I had a little time, I would try to manage my schedule. Therefore, I always wake up early without any excuse in order to get more time to do things. However, if there was the day that I was so exhausted from work or I woke up and my body showed sign of tiredness and really needed to take a rest, I would not push myself too hard. I would say “ok! I won’t go cycling or training today”

#3 You've earned a reputation as one of the most influential figures in women's cycling in Asia. How do you inspire others and share your love for cycling?

The first day that I started cycling is because I truly love it. I love it so much that I want other people to experience the same feeling as mine. It is more than passion and actually it is now a part of my life. Therefore, everything I do seems so natural, pure and real. I think the way I am will make other women think that “oh! I can also do the same as Muz only I go out and live my life. Just go cycling, go see new places, kit up nice and spend time on a bike!” Make it as a part of your lifestyle not a sport which seems so stressful. By the way, I still go cycling and train hard. It is not about the contents. I’m sure everyone can feel it.

#4 How does women's cycling scene in Thailand look and do you any aspirations for its future development?

Over the past few years, a lot of women in Thailand started cycling which makes me feel so great. In my opinion, it might because of the varieties of bikes, cycling kits and the people in the bike community are more various. Cycling becomes a free time activity for many people and it is a type of sports that connect people together by having its own community. Everyone can make new friends, have some coffee and go to fancy cafés. I’m sure our cycling community will grow bigger and stronger since we all give inspiration for one another. We can see the world through others’ experiences and places that they have been to and inspire others to explore new routes. It is like we support one another from our views.

#5 What is your favorite training session and why?

I love having long tempo ride up the hills even long endurance hours on the bike. Since I am quite light, it is hard for me to push hard in a short period of time. So I prefer pushing it long and steady. And yeah, I enjoy it a lot.

#6 Do you have any other big interests apart from cycling?

Of course, it can’t be others but Pilates. It really helps improve my strength and mobility. After I do Pilates, I have never had any sports injuries or cramps. It is well proved that Pilates really does support cycling. Moreover, they both have one thing in common which is helping us share positive energy to others.

#7 Tell us about your relation to watches and how they fit into your life, both on and off bike.

As I mentioned before, I am the person who loves to schedule my day and will follow it. Therefore, for me TIME is really important. My routine starts from waking up. Then I go cycling before going out to teach Pilates or I might go teach before going cycling. As a result, a watch really plays an important role in my daily life. This Bravur watch can match all my outfit and this model is related to my favor which is inspired by a cycling race so I am really into it.

#8 Out of the Bravur watches, which one stands out as your favorite, and what makes it

I sometimes wear a smartwatch because I am fond of numbers. I love to look at all the activity results on my watch from my sleep, total steps, workouts and more. However, when I cling to the numbers too much, it affects my life because I will always stick with the results. “Why did I sleep so little last night? How come my heart rate is so high? Oh! I haven’t walked much today!” At the end, I think getting back to basics by wearing an analog watch is better and also classic.