As a child, Sascha Stork grew up with her mom and brother in the suburban of Copenhagen, Denmark. She loved both art and sports and was very courageous from a young age. As a teen she started training horses that no one else would ride and became an excellent rider as a teenager who can ride any horse. At this time, she also started doing Muay Thai and fell in love with the sport, though her mom strictly forbade her to fight. Straight after high school, Sascha joined the Royal Danish Army as a soldier in the reconnaissance unit and was deployed to Afghanistan. In the military, Sascha became familiar with rifles, handguns, machine guns and competed in military pentathlon. During this time Sascha was the only woman in her unit and had no female mentors or role models.

Sascha has an undergraduate degree in physics from the university of Copenhagen but decided to go the creative way and studied for action actress in Norway. Sascha had a dream of using her skills as a warrior to inspire to women to be independent as well as physically and mentally strong. After playing a role as an MMA fighter in a Swedish feature film, where she had to both act and do stunts in a very long one take fight scene, Sascha picked up on Muay Thai again. As of July 2024, Sascha is a two- time Danish Champion and a Scandinavian Champion in Muay Thai Boxing. But she is not stopping there. She aspires to become a world champion and loves to knock her opponents out, which she does.

The Hero’s Journey is something that inspires Sascha Stork. She believes there is a potential hero in all of us, and she wants to use art to help people progress on their personal development journeys. She also works as a personal trainer, mental trainer and performance coach where she helps people develop a healthy body and mind in a holistic way. Sascha loves action and extreme sports and has done skydiving, scuba diving, climbing, snowboarding, skating and much more. She is here to inspire people all over the world to live a purposeful life.