Podcast appearances and mentions of kerri pottharst

Australian Olympic gold medalist Kerri Pottharst, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to explain what Australia's Olympians might be feeling as the hours tick down to the official start of the Paris 2024 Olympics.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every show in the lead-up to the Games in Paris, Christian is taking you back to some of the most iconic Aussie gold-medal winning moments and talking to the athletes themselves about what it was all like. It's guaranteed to give you goosebumps and get you pumped for the Games! Today we heard Kerri Pottharst retell her amazing beach volleyball win in Sydney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get Your Energy Driving Techniques NOW! Success depends on your ability to execute your plan. To be quick and accurate, you must continually learn new things and broaden your knowledge. In this episode, coach Mark Burik, Brandon Joyner, and Kerri Pottharst will help you solve the puzzle. Let's GO!

Live from the man cave Steve and Buetts. Tony Clarke talks Origin game 1 what did he make of the game and does he think there be any team changes for the Blues in game 2? Nerida Stewart the coach of the Australian Men's netball team, she provides her analysis on the Suncorp Super Netball. Larry Thompson OAM he provides his analysis on the country Rugby Union over in Tamworth who is on his way there. Kerri Pottharst spoke to steve on his podcast, we play a snippet from that chat talking about her Bronze in Atlanta. She was a Gold Medallist in the Sydney games in 2000. She talks us through her mindset changes ect. Plus, Nick Montgomery chats about his contract extension at the Central Coast Mariners where he will remain their coach for the next 2 seasons. What did he make of his teams performance this year?

Kerri Pottharst spoke to steve on his podcast, we play a snippet from that chat talking about her Bronze in Atlanta. She was a Gold Medallist in the Sydney games in 2000. She talks us through her mindset changes ect.

Kerri Pottharst - Olympic gold medallist former professional beach volleyball player discusses her Olympics career. Talks about beach Volleyball, plus she has a special message for mothers day.

Fellow Townsvillian, Natalie Cook, captured all of Australia with her beach volleyball partner, Kerri Pottharst winning gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. It was and still is an absolutely iconic moment in Australian Sporting history, right up there with Cathy Freeman’s win in the 400m and the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay at the same Games. But that’s not where Nat’s story ends. She went on to compete at another UNBELIEVABLE three Olympic Games! Becoming the first Australian woman to compete at an astonishing five Olympics. Nat was so vulnerable and candid in this chat and I was so grateful to be in this conversation with her. She continues to inspire and advocate for athletes and I just know that she will continue to have a huge impact on sport in Australia! Enjoy x Instagram: @natcook_official Contact hello@strozkiymedia.com for sponsorship opportunities. Host: Libby Trickett Instagram: @allthatglitterspod Produced by: Strozkiy Media (@strozkiymedia) www.strozkiymedia.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This special International Women's Day episode is brought to you by the Lake Mac Women's Sports Festival – Friday 11 March to Sunday 13 March 2022 - three whole days of celebrating women in sport! To book, head to www.lakemac.com.au/WomenSportFestival or just google ‘Women's Sport Festival' to book! There will be something for everyone: a networking breakfast; two sport symposium days with exceptional keynote speakers including Sam Poolman and Kerri Pottharst; and a family open day with stalls, autograph signings, live music, food trucks and sport games and clinics, including a netball masterclass with Sam Poolman! The kids are going to love it! In this special International Women's Day (IWD) episode of Hey Soul Sista, four accomplished women who are leading the way for others in their communities, discuss the state of the world right now for women, inequalities girls and women face around the world in context of this year's IWD theme – Break the Bias! Special guests: - Mayor Kay Fraser – the Mayor of Lake Macquarie - Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes – Lord Mayor of Newcastle - Lesa Mason – the first female President of rugby union club, the Hamilton Hawks   - Charlotte Thaarup – Founder of The Mindfulness Clinic, International Speaker and Author and Mindfulness Guru. + Follow Mel at @melissahiston + Follow Hey Soul Sista at @sistacode + Subscribe to make sure you hear the next instalment of Hey Soul Sista Podcast + www.thesistacode.com + melissa@thesistacode.com + Produced by Newcastle Podcast Station See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Mel & Tricia are thrilled to be chatting to the very awesome 50ish Kerri Pottharst. Australia's most decorated Indoor and Beach Volleyball player. Since retiring she has forged a successful career as a highly sought-after inspirational speaker, mentor, presenter, entrepreneur, and published author. Kerri is a mum, balancing her thriving professional life with a busy home life. Kerri chats about her new mentoring program and her strategy to flip the negative to positive in life. We also discuss how a midlife mum ends up on SAS Australia! Kerri is amazing!  Instagram: @kerripottharstFB: kerrripottharstWebsite:www.kerripottharst.comEbook: The Business of being an Athlete Email: hello@dontgiveafifty.com.auFollow Don't Give A Fifty on InstagramFollow Don't Give A Fifty on Facebook  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kerri Pottharst is a retired Australian Indoor & Beach Volleyball player, whose career spanned an incredible 22 years, including 3 Olympic Games, a Bronze Medal in Atlanta and the one many of us remember, the Gold on the sands of Bondi at the 2000 Games. She is also an author, executive coach, athlete mentor, MC and sought-after Inspirational Speaker. I loved her; so real, raw and passionate. You will too. Enjoy.

In life, I’m coming to realise more and more, that mindset is everything. That was certainly the case for Kerri Pottharst and her incredible win on Bondi Beach at the 2000 Olympics with teammate Natalie Cook. Their gold-medal winning mindset took them to the top of their sport at a home Olympics and is something that Kerri continues to utilise to this day. That’s how she was able to push herself on the SAS course at 55 years old and continues to grow and develop to help other women reach their high performance potential. Kerri is a wonderfully inspiring woman, who doesn’t let anything slow her down. I know you’ll love this chat!! Enjoy x Instagram: @kerripottharst Website: https://www.kerripottharst.com Contact hello@strozkiymedia.com for sponsorship opportunities. Host: Libby Trickett Instagram: @allthatglitterspod Produced by: Strozkiy Media (@strozkiymedia) www.strozkiymedia.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Andy & Angela are joined by a good friend, Channel 7 SAS Champion AND gold medalist winner, Kerri Pottharst.Kerri joins us to give us all the kick up the a** we need to shift ourselves into gear! She's here to inspire us to hit our goals, maintain focus and love what we do so our trade business can thrive.Listen in TODAY to hear the mindset mantra that allowed her to take on and smash so many impossible challenges.

After all failing the SAS selection course, recruits Bonnie Anderson, Heath Shaw and Kerri Pottharst have now taken on an even bigger challenge... Rap Battle with Fitzy & Wippa! But who will win? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian Volleyball Champion and SAS Contestant Kerri Pottharst talks about emotional vulnerability and inspiring women of all ages 

This episode sees Olympic Gold Medallist Kerri Pottharst share with us her special blend of down to earth 'real-ness' mixed with world class mindset strategies and tactics that are proven to work, when coupled with the skills and effort at the highest level....being Olympic Gold. To contact Kerri about her public and private mentoring and coaching, email kerri@kerripottharst.com and mention Glenn Twiddle for the 'mates rates' she mentions in this episode. Go for gold !!!

A massive interview for you today as we get our first ever taste of Beach Volleyball on the show by speaking with the legendary two-time Olympic medallist Kerri Pottharst about her amazing career and Olympic experiences! We learn from Kerri how a random moment from her brother got her into the sport and how that lead to an amazing indoor career throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. We also learn about the transition into beach volleyball, what lead her to partnering up with Natalie Cook and what her experiences were like throughout her three Olympics. Added to this we find out just what it was like to experience that gold medal win in front of 10,000 screaming fans at Bondi Beach and everything else that followed, as well as just where the sport is at now in Australia and how the recent silver medal win in Tokyo by Taliqua Clancy & Mariafe Artacho del Solar will help spur on a new generation of volleyball players leading into Brisbane 2032. It's an exciting chat with an exciting guest that you won't want to miss! 

The Olympian discussed life in retirement and her appearance on Channel 7's SAS Australia

Kerri and her volleyball partner Nat Cook were responsible for one of the most iconic sporting moments of the Sydney Olympic Games when they won gold on Bondi Beach. Kerri is a three-time Olympian, author, MC, motivation speaker, an inductee into the International Volleyball Hall of Fame, a Mum AND she’s an Olympic Games commentator for Channel Seven. In addition to her gold medal, Kerri has an Order of Australia Medal and we can’t wait to see her grit on display in Seven’s upcoming SAS Australia... Kerri is one inspirational woman. In this episode we chat about parenting, Covid and all things Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt is back and he is Talking Sport, not just Rugby!With the Tokyo Olympics starting, it's a great time to talk sport with an Olympic gold medal champion!Kerri Pottharst is also an Order of Australia medallist, a Sport Australia Hall of Famer, motivational speaker, and board member of Volleyball Australia so who better to ask about what it is going to take for the Aussies to bring home medals! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mariafe moved to Australia as a child from Peru and immediately fell in love with the sport of beach volleyball.  It started out as an amateur beach tournament with one of her siblings on Manly beach, but it ended up taking her all around the world.  She went from Youth World Championships to Commonwealth Games and has already competed at the Olympics in Rio.  Now, she is preparing for her second stint at the Olympic Games, this time with partner Taliqua Clancy.  The pair are fresh off a gold medal on the Beach Volleyball circuit in Mexico and want to add Olympic gold to their medal cabinet.  In this chat, Mariafe talks about how a signed postcard from Nat Cook and Kerri Pottharst inspired her as a kid, how COVID-19 impacted her preparation for the Olympics and the legacy she wants to create in the sport of beach volleyball.  Make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family. Mariafe Artacho Del Solar's Instagram Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter Remember The Name socials RTN's Instagram page RTN's Twitter page   Sporting News Australia socials Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook

This week, Hoppo is joined by Olympic Gold Medallist, Kerri Pottharst, to chat about her phenomenal volleyball career and her upcoming appearance on SAS Australia. Later on, Lifeguard Tommy talks about his modelling gig for Vogue and we hear from the fans in the mailbag. For all things Life's a Beach, visit our site at https://www.lifesabeach.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifesabeachau/?hl=en See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twenty years to the day of winning gold in Beach Volleyball at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, Kerri Pottharst and Nat Cook joined Rowey & Bicks to look back on that momentous occasion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Martin Agatyn speaks with Kerri Pottharst, Olympian and "National Buy Aussie Day" Ambassador.

On this day 20 years ago, the world was watching Sydney for the Olympic Opening Ceremony.  Today on The Briefing, we're reliving the Sydney Olympic glory including some of the most iconic moments across the Games.   The Sydney 2000 Olympics were our biggest ever medal haul to date, so we ask if our sporting heyday is behind us? And how do we get back to our former sporting best? To answer these questions we're joined by Andrew Gaze (basketballer and flag bearer) and Kerri Pottharst (gold medalist in beach volleyball).   In today's headlines: Scott Morrison backs gas to bring down power bills SA to reopen to NSW, ACT as early as today QLD Chief Health Officer says death threats have taken an “enormous toll” Dad of three in an induced coma after alleged police head stomp   Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalie Cook rocketed to fame in the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Teaming with Kerri Pottharst, she became Australia's 99th gold medal winner, inspiring us all with her amazing positivity.  Natalie sure knows how to serve it up on the beach volleyball court, but does she like to serve a fancy meal or two as well?  We'll find out! Be sure to catch up with Natalie's fantastic podcast series, On My Day with Nat Cook, at http://nataliecook.com/podcast The Friday Food Poll looks at dumplings, and we want to know about your favourite isolation comfort foods. -- Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Food Bytes is proudly sponsored by CheeseLinks - Bringing cheese & yogurt making to your kitchen! www.cheeselinks.com.au  Subscribe in iTunes! https://apple.co/2M43hOS Find us on Spotify https://spoti.fi/2PPAoEB Prefer iHeart Radio? https://ihr.fm/2LqCbQ2 Follow us on Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Southern Skies Media Producer - Steve Visscher Howdy Partners Media - © 2020 www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I talk to Kurek Ashley. Tony Robbins has said about my guest : "Kurek you truly are the embodiment of the word Outstanding!"Kerri Pottharst, Olympic Gold Medalist noted that: “Without Kurek, there would be no gold for us!”Kurek is a noted expert in personal development, self-discovery and peak performance and gives up to 100 presentations a year on these topics. He is also the best selling author of How Would Love Respond.  In this episode I explore with Kurek three main topics, namely, The Formula for success and the similarities in all high achievers What's holding people back from success The importance of personal transformation in living our best life You can find out more about Kurek at: https://kurekashley.com/ (https://kurekashley.com/)

Olympic Gold Medallist Kerri Pottharst joined Sammy to talk about a new online video series she is launching with former Aussie Olympic greats.

WADA’s President addresses challenges; The Athletics Association inaugural president – Christian Taylor; PFA CEO Kate Gill on the future for the women’s game; and Olympic champion Kerri Pottharst launches conversations with champions.

WADA’s President addresses challenges; The Athletics Association inaugural president – Christian Taylor; PFA CEO Kate Gill on the future for the women’s game; and Olympic champion Kerri Pottharst launches conversations with champions.

Today, we STOP in our TRACTS for this conversation…with a black man!  A man who has been in my life for over 20 years and impacted it in ways that continue to unfold…Steve Anderson was born in Louisville, Kentucky in the 60s – which is considered one of the most dangerous cities on earth.  When his Dad was shot by his “supposed” friend when he was just 9yrs old, anger smoldered within him, “how could my Mom not press charges? How could the other man, shot in the mouth, live; and my Dad, shot in the leg -  die?”  So many inbuilt experiences of growing up Black permeated his body before he moved to LA to start life on his own at 21 – but quickly, he began his decades-long navigation of the globe starting in Switzerland.Picked up by two budding beach volleyball players from Australia, he would move to Perth to execute the dream of winning Olympic medals – which he did with a Bronze in ’96 and a Gold in 2000 w Nat Cook & Kerri Pottharst.  Marrying his Swiss Aussie wife in 2000, he remained Nat’s coach for 16yrs.During that time, he would head up coaching programs in Bali and Venuatu and leave legacies for athletes and organizations in those countries over the next 10yrs.  My Canadian beach team would rise to our best ever World finish of 7th place under his guidance and the things I learned with this man can only be described as “zen tutelage”!Steve became instrumental in my life for being able to ask and express things that sometimes, it felt like, there was no one else to really, be comfortable asking.  My Mom married my Black Dad in 1973 (when Interracial marriage was only legalized in the US in 1967 – 6yrs prior) and many family members refused to come to that wedding. My Mom and Dad hailed from one of the most racially charged cities in Canada, being on the Atlantic Coast where many slave boats dropped off “cargo” (and I say it like that bc that’s how it was back then) in the 1800s before heading down to the US cities.  There is even a city in Atlantic Canada called “Afric-ville” bc of its dense population of blacks.  My last name of Maxwell is actually Scottish bc my great-great-great GrandFather was a cook on the ship where every black person took the Masters name of Maxwell!In 2013, Steve left to head up the whole of Team Canada BVP with his now 5yr old son and soon to be new wife Alicia. He would lead that country to #1 in the world within a short 2 year period.Recently, he was asked by his suburb, aptly named “The Beaches” in Toronto to give the speech for their #BlackLivesMatter march. He begins our conversation with his emotional share of his life experience as a Black Global Citizen of this planet we call earth! Contact Steve:         Facebook: @SteveAndo1         Website: www.steveandersongold.com         LinkedIn: @steve-andersonGo to http://www.bit.ly/InTheGamePodcast to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS! 

Today, we continue the conversation with a woman who continues to re-create herself decade after decade. Kerri Pottharst has been a professional athlete for most of her life – representing her country of Australia in indoor and beach volleyball for over 24yrs. Having her Son Tyson after retiring from her 4th Olympics, she became a sought after Motivational speaker and has continued to prosper in that for the last 15yrs. In that time, she then became a beach volleyball coach where she navigated international teams up the ranks. Then, extending her coaching to other areas, which now include Health and Wellness advocate and expert. All the while, she wrote a book on the business of being an athlete – further demonstrating her professionalism and entrepreneurial gene. Her life is so full and she engages at 100% in whatever she’s doing. I marveled when she told me yrs ago that her dream for her life as a girl was to be a teacher and live a simple life. Can’t wait to find out where the curveball came in on that!!You ready to jump into this Kerri and really uncover what it takes to pivot, adjust, reinvent and consistently establish relevance in changing times…The Goods on Kerri:The Athlete, The Wife and Mum, The Speaker, The Corporate Coach, The Author, The Presenter, The Health and Wellness Expert.....Kerri knows what it takes “to be the best.” In fact, her motto “How can I make it better?” enables her to draw on her mental toughness to overcome fear, doubt, pain and the ongoing pressure of great expectations, the most of which she places on herself.Renowned for being one of the fiercest competitors in the world of Volleyball, becoming one of our most outstanding athletes was just the start of an illustrious career for Kerri that now spans many different dimensions. Today she is known for being a successful inspirational speaker and presenter, entrepreneur and published author, sharing the insights and benefits of her champion mindset through many different channels / across many different mediums. Kerri is also a wife and Mum, balancing her thriving professional life with a busy home life with her husband and son."The desire to succeed as a professional athlete and the drive and determination needed to be successful in business and personal relationships draw on similar reserves of courage and skills"Contact Kerri: Facebook: @kerri.pottharst Website: www.kerripottharst.com LinkedIn: @kerripottharst Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

In this episode I talk with Olympic Gold Medalist, Kerri Pottharst. This is a very insightful podcast with some great stories and inspiration around leaning into your full potential and getting yourself and your mindset working in alignment toward your success.

Welcome to episode six of Starting Point. In this episode, Casey sits down with Australian beach volleyball legend, Natalie Cook. Natalie grew up the oldest of two children in Townsville, Australia, and became the first Australian woman to compete in five different Olympic Games. At her first Olympics in Atlanta, Cook bounced back from a humiliating semi-final defeat to earn bronze against Barbara Fontana and Linda Hanley. Unsatisfied with her finish, Natalie started to dig into championship psychology and was fortunate to cross paths with an upstart motivational speaker named Kurek Ashley. Along with daily mental and emotional training, Kurek helped cultivate confidence in a young Natalie Cook. “The biggest thing I learned from him,” says Natalie, “was to carry myself like a winner. I wanted spectators to look at my posture on the court and think I was winning, regardless of the score.” In 1998, Cook set her sights on Olympic gold in Sydney and dedicated herself to upholding a gold medal standard in all aspects of life. This consisted of eating, sleeping, talking, walking, and training like an Olympic gold medalist. And it paid off. In 2000, Natalie Cook and partner Kerri Pottharst dominated the competition, winning gold in front of their compatriots in Sydney. In this conversation you will hear about all of this and more. You’ll also get a glimpse into Natalie’s childhood and hear a very candid retelling of some pivotal moments from her personal life. So sit back and enjoy this interview with one of the all-time greats, Natalie Cook.

30,000 people die of sudden cardiac arrest in Australia each year. In the US, SCA claims an estimated 325,000. If someone has a heart incident in your workplace, at your gym, or in your home, do you know what to do? What if CPR isn’t working and first responders can’t get there in time? An SCA victim’s chances of survival increase exponentially when a defibrillator is available, and the devices are easy to use. Guy Leech is known as Australia’s #1 Fitness Guy. He won the world’s first professional Ironman race in 1984 and stayed at the top of the sport for the next decade, winning multiple titles including that of 1988 World Ironman Champion. Guy has trained a wide range of athletes, from surfing champion Layne Beachley to Olympic gold medalist Kerri Pottharst. In 2016, a personal tragedy led Guy to his current mission of making defibrillators widely available and training people to use them confidently when faced with SCA. Today, Guy joins us to share the story of the day he could not resuscitate his close friend with CPR alone. He walks us through the statistics around SCA, explaining why people have a much better chance of survival with a defibrillator. Guy discusses the current lack of regulations around defibrillators in public places and the prevalence of cardiovascular issues, even among athletes. Guy also describes the training regimen he followed in his competitive Ironman days, reflecting on whether or not he is healthier now. Listen in for Guy’s advice for athletes with regard to heart screening and learn how you can support his mission to increase the SCA survival rate with defibrillators! Topics Covered [1:19] The day that changed Guy’s life Close friend heart stopped during fitness class Tried to resuscitate but needed defibrillator [4:49] The statistics around CPR and defibrillators 0% chance of survival with CPR alone if electrical issue 6% chance of survival without defibrillator Over 70% chance of survival with defibrillator [9:16] Why CPR courses should include defibrillator training Gives confidence to use in emergency situation Debunk myths (e.g.: can hurt person, can be sued) [11:39] The current regulations around defibrillators Some gyms’ internal rules require installation Only 30% of gyms in Australia have defibrillators Petitioning government to make mandatory [14:34] The prevalence of cardiovascular issues 12 of 200 in paddling group required stints Top 1% of fitness, train 5 to 7 days/week [17:02] Guy’s advice for athletes around heart screening Recommended for anyone over 40 Stress test reveals what can’t see [21:04] Guy’s current state of health and fitness Overworked immune system in competitive years Healthier now (but not as fast) [23:35] Guy’s former Ironman training schedule Swim for 2 hours in morning Gym session, run for 1½ hours midday On beach for 2 hours in afternoon [26:24] Guy’s insight on nutrition Not as much focus in 1980’s and 1990’s No alcohol during training, sensible food choices [27:00] How Guy would train differently today Emphasis on recovery as important work Desire to win contributed to success [28:25] Guy’s mission for defibrillators in Australia Significantly increase survival rate of SCA Educate people around saving lives Learn More About Guy Leech Guy’s Website Resources Guy’s Online CPR & Defibrillator Course

Kerri Pottharst has been to three Olympic games and won two medals – including a gold at Sydney 2000.  She played at the top of her chosen sport for over 25 years.  However, getting to this success was not a straight line – she had six knee surgeries and had to completely change her path to be able to continue to move forward.  In this interview, Kerri describes exactly how she accomplished her goals and the strategies she still uses now to keep overcoming challenges. To get this interview series delivered to your inbox, and also receive a list of...

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Olympic volleyball gold medallist Kerri Pottharst joins Peter Donegan on This Is Your Sporting Life.

In episode 7 of Be The Drop Podcast, I sat down with Olympic Beach Volleyball Gold Medallist Kerri Pottharst and she talked me through her top tips for building community connection. DOWNLOAD YOUR OWN BUYER PERSONA CHECKLIST HERE! We are all looking to connect with our community and customer base in a meaningful and ultimately profitable way. This means giving them what they are looking for, in the hope that they will return when they are ready to buy what we are selling. But how do you do that? How do you really understand your community in a way that is mutually beneficial? The lineup for the first season of BTD include a not-for-profit CEO, an Olympian, change makers in numerous industries, a reality TV winner and a social media influencer. New Episode Launches every MONDAY! Remember to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter - @be_the_drop CONTACT US at podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au Want more from Be The Drop? Visit our website here SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

Olympics Beach Volleyball Champion Kerri Pottharst is this week’s guest on the ‘Best in the World with Richard Parr’. Alongside Natalie Cook, the Australian pair won bronze at the 1996 Atlanta games and then four years later claimed gold on home soil in Sydney in 2000. Kerri tells Richard that had it not been for a serious knee injury while playing Indoor Volleyball she may have never even competed in Beach Volleyball. In this show we learn about Kerri’s three important areas for success and she also explains the three different types of Olympians. Plus if you are into goal setting then this is the podcast for you. Kerri Pottharst is an accomplished motivational speaker and there is a lot to learn from this Olympic champion. To keep learning you can go to kerripottharst.com or follow her on Twitter