Juliene Joyner was born and raised in Monroe, Louisiana. She grew up in the country riding 4-wheelers, dirt bikes, tractors, horses, and boats. Pretty much anything she could get her hands on. She also played every sport she could until settling on Basketball, Tennis, and Track and Field. Basketball was her first love. She went on to play NCAA basketball then tore her ACL for the second time ending her dreams of going to the WNBA. She drove a dirt bike while attending Louisiana State University...
Juliene Joyner was born and raised in Monroe, Louisiana. She grew up in the country riding 4-wheelers, dirt bikes, tractors, horses, and boats. Pretty much anything she could get her hands on. She also played every sport she could until settling on Basketball, Tennis, and Track and Field. Basketball was her first love. She went on to play NCAA basketball then tore her ACL for the second time ending her dreams of going to the WNBA. She drove a dirt bike while attending Louisiana State University and receiving a degree in Kinesiology: Pre-Med. One day a Stunt Coordinator saw her riding and offered her a role as a biker. This was her intro to Hollywood. She would continue to work in film and television throughout college. After graduating, she left the industry for two years and moved to Nicaragua where she worked for a non-profit. She is now a fluent Spanish speaker. She moved back to the United States in 2015 and officially began her career as a Profession Stunt Woman and Actor.
Juliene Joyner was born and raised in Monroe, Louisiana. She grew up in the country riding 4-wheelers, dirt bikes, tractors, horses, and boats. Pretty much anything she could get her hands on. She also played every sport she could until settling on Basketball, Tennis, and Track and Field. Basketball was her first love. She went on to play NCAA basketball then tore her ACL for the second time ending her dreams of going to the WNBA. She drove a dirt bike while attending Louisiana State University and receiving a degree in Kinesiology: Pre-Med. One day a Stunt Coordinator saw her riding and offered her a role as a biker. This was her intro to Hollywood. She would continue to work in film and television throughout college. After graduating, she left the industry for two years and moved to Nicaragua where she worked for a non-profit. She is now a fluent Spanish speaker. She moved back to the United States in 2015 and officially began her career as a Profession Stunt Woman and Actor.
