
Why We Surf: Olympic Champion Michael Andrew's 5-MIN FLASHBACK, Episode 163
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We can all benefit from finding ways to fuel our heart and soul. Is surfing yours? Olympic Champion Michael Andrew talks about what he does to fuel his heart and soul outside of pool swimming. Can you guess?
LISTEN HERE to the full interview on Champion's Mojo podcast in episode #118
MORE ABOUT MICHAEL ANDREW
Michael Andrew is a 2020 Olympic Champion, Professional Swimmer and owner of the Michael Andrew Swimming Academy. He first gained notoriety for breaking numerous National Age Group Records in his teens, currently holding more than 100 National Age Group records and besides being an Olympic Champion he is a multiple time US National Champion and World Champion for team USA.
Coached by his father Peter Andrew, Michael credits much of his success to his training style, USRPT, aka Ultra Short Race Pace Training
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