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Achieving Olympic Gold with Kaitlin Sandeno #15
31 de ago. de 2018 ·
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On today’s show I sit down with Kaitlin Sandeno. Kaitlin's a 4-time Olympic medalist including 2 bronze, 1 silver (Her favorite), and 1 gold. She’s also a 5-time World Champion....
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On today’s show I sit down with Kaitlin Sandeno.
Kaitlin's a 4-time Olympic medalist including 2 bronze, 1 silver (Her favorite), and 1 gold.
She’s also a 5-time World Champion.
In 2004 in Athens, Greece Kaitlin along with Natalie Coughlin, Carly Piper, and Dana Vollmer broke the 17 year old world record by more than 2 seconds with their victory in the 4x200-meter freestyle relay.
Currently Kaitlin is a broadcaster and swim coach who’s helping to raise the next generation of good young swimmers. She’s also the national spokesperson for the Jessie Rees foundation whose mission is to help every kid fighting cancer to never, ever give up.
In our conversation we talk about working to improve your weaknesses vs. staying inside your comfort zone, Kaitlin’s favorite Olympic memory, giving back through the Jessie Rees foundation, helping to raise a future generation of good people now as a coach, and much more.
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http://www.MentallyInvincible.com/TheProcess
Follow @the_process_podcast on Instagram
Reach out to me directly at brad@mentallyinvincible.com
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Kaitlin's a 4-time Olympic medalist including 2 bronze, 1 silver (Her favorite), and 1 gold.
She’s also a 5-time World Champion.
In 2004 in Athens, Greece Kaitlin along with Natalie Coughlin, Carly Piper, and Dana Vollmer broke the 17 year old world record by more than 2 seconds with their victory in the 4x200-meter freestyle relay.
Currently Kaitlin is a broadcaster and swim coach who’s helping to raise the next generation of good young swimmers. She’s also the national spokesperson for the Jessie Rees foundation whose mission is to help every kid fighting cancer to never, ever give up.
In our conversation we talk about working to improve your weaknesses vs. staying inside your comfort zone, Kaitlin’s favorite Olympic memory, giving back through the Jessie Rees foundation, helping to raise a future generation of good people now as a coach, and much more.
To listen to this episode of "The Process with Brad Wilson" podcast, click that download or play button now.
Join my email newsletter at:
http://www.MentallyInvincible.com/TheProcess
Follow @the_process_podcast on Instagram
Reach out to me directly at brad@mentallyinvincible.com
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