For a couple weeks every four years sailors in the Olympic games light up our hearts with stories of triumph and determination. Yet the larger part of their stories happen in the years of training and preparation in between each Olympics. The Hold Fast Podcast hosted by Nathan Housberg showcases United States sailors with Olympic experience or aspirations as they share the parts of their journey that don't typically make it to press.

Hold Fast: An Olympic Sailing Podcast
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Podcast Overview
For a couple weeks every four years sailors in the Olympic games light up our hearts with stories of triumph and determination. Yet the larger part of their stories happen in the years of training and preparation in between each Olympics. The Hold Fast Podcast hosted by Nathan Housberg showcases United States sailors with Olympic experience or aspirations as they share the parts of their journey that don't typically make it to press.
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January 10, 2022
Daniela Moroz 5 Time Kite-foil world champion
<p>Born and raised in San Francisco, California, Daniela Moroz was the child of two windsurfing enthusiasts. She started kitesurfing at the age of 11 and then quickly progressed to hydrofoil boards and races in front of St. Francis Yacht Club on Thursday nights. It proved a promising training ground and she won her first world championship merely 4 years later at the age of 15. But, kite-foiling was a young sport and it took hard work for her to maintain her dominance over the fleet as it evolved. Kite-foiling was added to the list of sailing events at the Olympic games starting in 2024 and there Daniela hopes to reap the rewards of many years dominance in her discipline.</p> <p><a href="https://www.danielamoroz.com/" target="_blank">https://www.danielamoroz.com/</a></p>

October 31, 2021
Joe Morris Part 2
Nathan Housberg and sports psychologist Dr. Tim Herzog sit down with Rio Olympian Joe Morris. In part two Joe Morris shares how we kept his cool during the Olympic trials. How we dealt with a tragic loss during his campaign. How adding a sports psychologist to their program was game changing for him. And what happens after you win the Olympic trials. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Trevor Oakley Moore. Visit trevormoorefoundation.com to learn more. Also visit our instagram at instagram.com/holdfastusa You can learn more about Dr. Tim Herzog's practice by visiting his website reachingahead.com

October 30, 2021
Joe Morris Part 1
<p>Nathan Housberg and sports psychologist Dr. Tim Herzog interview 2016 Rio Olympian Joe Morris.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Joe Morris got into sailing later than most, but that did not stop him. He dreamt about going to the Olympics and, in college, made lists of teammates who he thought he might attempt it with. But, his first job out of college brought him to Switzerland until he got a call by one of his college friends at just the right moment. He dropped everything and started training in the 49er sailboat with Thomas Barrows towards the Rio Olympic trials. They were behind from the beginning and a severe shoulder injury 6 months before the trials did not help their case.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Visit the hold fast instagram at <a href="https://instagram.com/holdfastusa" target="_blank">instagram.com/holdfastusa</a></p> <p>And check out Dr. Tim Herzog's practice at <a href="https://reachingahead.com">reachingahead.com</a></p>
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