Stunt rider · South of France (83)
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Women's stunt riding. A passion to share. An adventure to follow up close.
Key figures
A community growing with zero ads.
Zero ad spend, zero sponsors: this entire audience is organic. And it doesn't just watch, it engages.
Instagram: last 30 days, as of October 12, 2026 · 57% of the audience is based in France
01 · My story
Start late.
Never quit.
I got my motorcycle license late in life and discovered stunt riding at 26. My path has been anything but linear: it is made of countless failures, crashes and injuries. But one thing makes me and my story truly incredible: I never give up.
Through the pain and through the fear, I always got back on my bike, determined to get better.
Through it all, I never gave up.
My first failure
I started out riding a 125cc, then set out to get my full motorcycle license. I failed the closed-course riding test three times. To me, it was the first real failure of my life, and it made me cry a lot.
My first steps in stunt
I started stunt riding at 26, thanks to Brayeur and his wheelie machine lessons. I was starting so far behind everyone else. I was terrified, and I clearly wasn't “made for this” to begin with.
The injuries
A hole in my skin after a road accident on the way home from a stunt session. Then a broken ankle while learning to wheelie on a Surron.
The wipeouts
In my early stunt days, I took countless uncontrolled falls. Bruises, road rash all over, but I never gave up. That's where my name comes from: Alaïa “la cascadeuse”, the stuntwoman, in memory of those epic beginnings!
Today
Wheelies, burnouts, and still the same drive to learn, grow and get better.
“When I fell in my early days, I told myself: nothing in stunt riding will ever be as hard as what I lived through as a child. After physical and psychological abuse, no crash could ever hurt me more.”
02 · My fight
A story to tell.
An adventure to follow.
Legal riding spots
I'm fighting for stunt riding to have legal places to train safely. For me, and for everyone who wants to learn without taking needless risks.
Behind the scenes on YouTube
On my channel La Doog Life, I share what happens off camera: training, crashes, progress and my life around the bike.
Writing
Off the bike, I'm a writer (Anna Adella) and an entrepreneur who has run her own company for 5 years. I know how to share a true story. That's also what I bring to brands: not just images, but a real story with real emotion.
With me, you're not just sponsoring an image: you're backing a woman who wasn't dealt the right cards, but always found a way.
03 · My message through stunt
Getting better every day.
What I love about this sport is pushing past your fears and training your mind. Learning tricks you thought were impossible, growing and outdoing yourself.
“Stunt riding is a sport where you send a lot of messages without saying a word. It's about being present. No more thinking, just feeling.”
04 · The visual world
A face you
remember.
A blonde, tattooed French woman: an image and a face people recognize more with every video.
05 · What I offer
Your brand,
in motion.
Product shoots
Photo and video featuring your parts or gear, in real riding conditions. Images delivered for your social media, website and catalogs.
Events & demos
Appearances at your trade show booths, stunt demos at approved venues, product launches, dealership days and fan meet-ups.
Year-round ambassador
I represent your brand in my content and on my rides, with consistent tagging and a dedicated promo code for my community.
Content & storytelling
Reels, visuals and ready-to-post copy: I know how to film, and I know how to write the story that goes with it. Usage rights tailored to your needs.
Let's ride
together?
Every partnership directly fuels the sport: my goal is to develop supervised, legal stunt riding in the PACA region. Write to me and I'll send you my full media kit.