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Natalie Cook... "what did you win at today?"

Natalie Cook... "what did you win at today?"

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In this special Mother’s Day episode of the Golf Dads Podcast (in Australia), Olympic Beach Volleyball Gold Medallist Natalie Cook shares her journey from a multi-sport athlete in North Queensland, to being a celebrated Olympian. She discusses her passion for golf, the challenges of motherhood, and reflects on her experiences in the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Natalie shares her journey as an Olympic athlete and her passion for supporting future generations through the Aussie Athlete Fund, whilst emphasising the importance of early coaching, support, and the need for financial backing.

Chapters
00:00 Overcoming Self-Doubt in Sports
02:59 Golfing and Motherhood
09:03 The Path to Olympic Beach Volleyball
11:53 Words of Wisdom
14:55 Reflections on Olympic Success and Confidence
23:42 The Influence of Family on Success
25:20 Experiencing The Masters
28:02 Lessons from Coaches: Golf and Life
31:20 Balancing Parental Support and Independence
35:16 Natalie Cook's greatest achievement
40:01 Supporting Future Athletes: The Aussie Athlete Fund
42:54 Golf Tips and Parenting Wisdom

To support Natalie Cook’s efforts to raise much needed funds for Australian Athletes, visit https://aussieathletefund.com

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