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The desire to succeed can outweigh other advantages or challenges -- and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Penny Oleksiak shares this philosophy and others with Kelly and Maria in this exclusive interview. The elite swimmer also talks about her recent pairing with the Phelps brand of swimming apparel and gear.
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Penny Oleksiak earned her spot on the Canadian Olympic team as a 15 year old who had only been swimming for 5 years. At the Rio Olympics in 2016, she earned gold in the 100 free and a sliver in the 100 butterfly. She also anchored the 4x100m freestyle relay to bronze and added another bronze in the 4x200m freestyle relay to become the first Canadian to win 4 medals in a single Olympic games.
Penny Oleksiak came to swimming as a 9 year old and made incredible progress quickly. She began swimming for Toronto Swim Club, under coach Bill O’Toole. Raised in an athletic family, Oleksiak’s brother plays professional hockey for the Dallas Stars, and her sister was a competitive rower at Northeastern University. Penny is sponsored by the Phelps brand.
Episode Topics and Mentions
Bill O’Toole
Toronto Swim Club
Phelps brand
Michael Phelps
Simone Manuel
Sarah Sjostrom
Mental health
Swimming accessibility
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
Ontario High Performance Center
COVID-19
Pandemic
Manifestation
Anxiety
The Weight of Gold documentary
Interior design
Minimalism
Feng shui
Takeaways
Maria
Kelly
Quote of the Week
"The pressure doesn't bother me anymore. It's all about changing my mindset and only seeking to control what I can." -- Penny Oleksiak
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Email us at [email protected]. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.
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By Kelly Palace, Masters Swim Journalist4.9
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The desire to succeed can outweigh other advantages or challenges -- and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Penny Oleksiak shares this philosophy and others with Kelly and Maria in this exclusive interview. The elite swimmer also talks about her recent pairing with the Phelps brand of swimming apparel and gear.
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Penny Oleksiak earned her spot on the Canadian Olympic team as a 15 year old who had only been swimming for 5 years. At the Rio Olympics in 2016, she earned gold in the 100 free and a sliver in the 100 butterfly. She also anchored the 4x100m freestyle relay to bronze and added another bronze in the 4x200m freestyle relay to become the first Canadian to win 4 medals in a single Olympic games.
Penny Oleksiak came to swimming as a 9 year old and made incredible progress quickly. She began swimming for Toronto Swim Club, under coach Bill O’Toole. Raised in an athletic family, Oleksiak’s brother plays professional hockey for the Dallas Stars, and her sister was a competitive rower at Northeastern University. Penny is sponsored by the Phelps brand.
Episode Topics and Mentions
Bill O’Toole
Toronto Swim Club
Phelps brand
Michael Phelps
Simone Manuel
Sarah Sjostrom
Mental health
Swimming accessibility
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
Ontario High Performance Center
COVID-19
Pandemic
Manifestation
Anxiety
The Weight of Gold documentary
Interior design
Minimalism
Feng shui
Takeaways
Maria
Kelly
Quote of the Week
"The pressure doesn't bother me anymore. It's all about changing my mindset and only seeking to control what I can." -- Penny Oleksiak
Subscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play.
Have something you want to share with us? Email it to [email protected].
Email us at [email protected]. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.
Check out Kelly's Books at www.KellyPalace.com

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