In My Spikes
Have you ever wondered what happens in an elite athlete’s life, or better yet, an Olympians? Have you ever wondered what keeps them going, their motivators? Welcome In My Spikes, by Peter Bol. Sudanese born Bol invites listeners into his amazing journey both on and off the field.
Launching his podcast from the Athletes village in Tokyo, Bol interviews guests to discuss everything from sports, high performance, business and stories he’s collected along the way. Bol’s unique tale is one that makes us proud to have him represent Australia at the 2020 Olympic Games.
The light-hearted and conversational podcast is part of Bol’s hope to motivate others to pursue their true dreams as he quotes “enjoyment lasts and thrills fade.”
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