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Mar 1, 2021 1 hr 14 min

#168: Ann Yoshida

from Hanging Out with Nolan Hong Hosted by Nolan Hong: Hawaii Emcee, Actor, Entrepreneur

Ann is an American paracanoeist who competes in international-level events. She’s a World Champion in outrigger canoe and adaptive surfing, and is a Paralympian in the sprint kayak. Along with being a championship athlete, she’s an occupational therapist. In 2000, Ann was paralysed from the chest down due to an accident in Utah when a truck went through a red light and hit her car. We dive deep into how she approaches life and mindset as an athlete and in her profession. Ann’s website Ann on instagram

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