Cathy Freeman: Australia's Favourite Olympian Opens Up
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Cathy Freeman: Australia's Favourite Olympian Opens Up
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Would you believe that the athlete responsible for one of the most iconic sporting moments in history, the gold medal 400m run at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, had to be dragged out of a school bathroom to compete in her very first race?
This is just one insight Bronte and Cate were lucky to hear about in this rare and wonderful chat with Cathy Freeman.
She pulls back the curtain on that gold medal run, including the whispered fear to her coach, the dissociative “dream state” that plunged 100,000 screaming fans into absolute silence, and how she reflects on the legacy of that win today.
Cathy also opens up about the grounding perspective provided by her late sister Anne-Marie, how her journey to becoming an athlete was one of culture-shock, and the exact stride at the 110-metre mark in 2003 when she knew she had to retire.
Finally, Cathy shares what brings her joy and purpose today, the power of trusting your intuition, and the superpower that has served her through her entire life.
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