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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we shift the focus from Commodore Healy’s athletic accolades to her incredible work as a mentor, volunteer, and leader for the next generation .Commodore Healy discusses her deep commitment to giving back, from teaching underserved kids to sail to creating programs for women and girls on the West Coast . We explore how her elite athletic experience shaped her leadership philosophy and why she believes Olympians are "Type A personalities with soft edges." She shares the demanding behind-the-scenes work of chairing the 2024 US Olympic Trials, the evolution of women's sailing, and the vital advice she would give to her younger self. This is a powerful conclusion to a candid conversation about leadership, legacy, and the future of the sport.

Send us Fan MailIn this special two-part episode, we sit down with Commodore Pamela Healy, a leader whose name is synonymous with US Sailing excellence. As the incoming Commodore of St. Francis Yacht Club during its centennial year, Commodore Healy is a true icon of the sport. She is a 1992 Olympic Bronze Medalist and 470 World Champion, and she most recently served as the Chair of the 2024 US Olympic Team Trials in Miami. In the first part of our conversation, Commodore Healy takes us back to where it all began. She shares the story of her early days learning the ropes on a Cal 20 on San Francisco Bay and the moment she fell in love with sailing as a young girl. We discuss the genesis of her Olympic dream, the challenges of finding the right partner before the era of cell phones and emails, and the immense pressure of the Olympic selection process. She reveals the mental strategies that helped her overcome self-doubt, the intense preparation leading up to the Barcelona Games, and what it truly feels like to walk that tunnel toward the starting line with a medal on the line.

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to Part 2 of our deep dive with South Korean sailing icon Jeemin Ha!In this episode, we explore the man behind the accolades. Jeemin reflects on what it means to be revered as a mentor and legend across the global sailing community—even by the fierce rivals he battles on the racecourse.He shares a raw look at the unique pressure and isolation of being the sole sailor representing South Korea on the Olympic stage, and how he learned to transform high-stakes anxiety into an art form: learning to actually enjoy the pressure. In this episode, we explore:🤝 Icon & Competitor: What it feels like to mentor the very sailors you race against.🔥 Embracing the Pressure: Turning high-stakes anxiety into your biggest competitive edge.🇰🇷 Flying Solo: The unique mental game of being South Korea’s lone Olympic sailor.📈 Building the Sport: An honest assessment of sailing infrastructure and growth in Korea.💡 Wisdom for the Journey: The ultimate lesson Jeemin would give to his younger self.

Send us Fan MailIn Part 1 of this episode, we sit down with South Korean sailing legend Jeemin Ha, a 5-time Olympian, 3-time Asian Games Gold Medalist, and 7th-place finisher at the Tokyo Olympics.Jeemin takes us back to where it all began—from falling in love with wind-powered sailing at age 12 to navigating a 25-year career at the highest level of sport. He opens up about the evolving mindset required across five Olympic cycles, how he broke through the daunting "technical wall" in his early 20s, and the mental resilience it took to overcome years of debilitating back injuries.Plus, Jeemin shares what keeps his passion alive as he embarks on his campaign for a historic sixth Olympic Games at LA 2028.In this episode, we cover:How Jeemin got his start in sailing and why the sport pulled him in.The shift in mindset from his first Olympics in Beijing to his best finish in Tokyo.Overcoming technical plateaus and managing long-term physical adversity.His decision to campaign for LA 2028.Tune in next week for Part 2, where we discuss Jeemin's role as a mentor to the next generation of Asian sailors!

Send us Fan MailIt’s one thing to lose a race; it’s another to lose the ability to afford to sail at all. In this powerful conclusion to our interview, Olympic sailor Sophia Montgomery opens up about her lowest moment—not in the water, but on land, when financial barriers threatened to end her career just as she was gearing up for LA 2028. She reflects on turning a "disaster" at the Asian Games into a qualification for Paris, the "delusional" stubbornness required to chase a dream, and why she credits everyone but herself for her success. Sophia also reveals how her diverse passions—from painting to physics—share one core philosophy: don't stop until it's good. 

Send us Fan MailSophia Montgomery never set out to be an Olympian. She just kept climbing the next rung—national tryouts, training partner, gap year—until suddenly, the dream felt real. In this episode of Unstoppable, the 2024 Paris Olympian and Thai ILCA 6 sailor opens up about what it took to leave Harvard behind, the anxiety of betting everything on a single year, and the "delusional" belief that kept her going when nothing made sense. From qualifying at her home club in Thailand to standing on the starting line in Paris, Sophia shares the messy, uncertain, and often terrifying path to the Games. This is a story about going all in—even when the odds seem to be stacked against you.

Send us Fan MailIn Part 2 of our conversation with Youth World Champion Mateo Coates, we dive into the mindset behind his meteoric rise. Drawing from lessons learned alongside fellow world champion and friend Weka Bhanubandh, Mateo reveals how humility and a relentless refusal to settle fuel his success. He takes aim at the doubters who said an American couldn’t win gold—proving that the U.S. belongs on the podium. And at the heart of it all? His parents. Mateo opens up about the sacrifices they made, the belief they never wavered in, and how their quiet, steady presence has been the anchor behind every victory—on and off the water.

Send us Fan MailPart 1: The Win, the Shock, and the Sacrifice Behind ItIn 2025, David Mateo Coates won the US' very first gold medal at the Youth Sailing World Championships in 23 years in the men's ILCA 6 Class. In this episode, he describes it as “the most unique moment in my life,” as something “hit me inside” when he realized what he had achieved. Mateo also gets personal about where his motivation comes from. From “the amount my parents had to sacrifice” so he could be where he is, to his personal drive, tune into this interview with Mateo to hear first-hand from one of the best youth sailors in the world. 

Send us Fan MailTune into to part 2 of our conversation with Eliza Denning - the very first Bahamian to win a gold medal in any sporting discipline at the Junior Pan American Games. In this episode, Eliza continues explaining her unconventional path and the pivotal mindset shifts that helped her overcome disqualifications, setbacks, and self-doubt. From training in England to discovering her true competitive home in the Bahamas’ unique sailing scene, she reveals how she learned to embrace her underdog status, turn pressure into rocket fuel, and stay relentlessly motivated by her love for the sport and the honour of representing her country.Now setting her sights on the biggest stages, Eliza shares her bold vision for 2028 and beyond — Olympic qualification, Pan Am success, and the specific goal-setting strategies she uses to keep breaking her own limits.

Send us Fan MailAt age 17, Eliza Denning was the first Bahamian to win a gold medal in any sporting discipline at the Junior Pan American Games. In this episode, Eliza takes us through her unconventional path and the pivotal mindset shifts that helped her overcome disqualifications,  setbacks, and self-doubt. From training in England to discovering her true competitive home in the Bahamas’ unique sailing scene, she reveals how she learned to embrace her underdog status, turn pressure into rocket fuel, and stay relentlessly motivated by her love for the sport and the honour of representing her country.Now setting her sights on the biggest stages, Eliza shares her bold vision for 2028 and beyond — Olympic qualification, Pan Am success, and the specific goal-setting strategies she uses to keep breaking her own limits. Stay tuned to part 2 coming soon to hear more! 

Send us Fan MailTune into the pt2 and the thrilling finale of our exclusive interview with Daniela Moroz - one of the best Formula Kite Foilers in the world. Flying across the water, Daniela competes in the fastest sport at the Summer Olympic Games -  reaching speeds of almost 50 miles or 80 kilometres per hour. When you become known by statistics, with six consecutive World Championships titles before the age of 22 and undefeated in as many years, it seems impossible that anything can go wrong. Yet in this interview, Daniela opens up about the moments when everything shifted: the crushing pressure of expectations, the heartbreak of finishing 4th in Paris 2024, the burnout that forced her to step back, and her powerful silver-medal comeback at the 2025 World Championships—where she outraced Olympic gold and silver medalists in a thrilling return to form.Listen to this interview to hear how she: Turned childhood passion for kite racing into global supremacyConfronted self-doubt and redefined success beyond medals, and rediscovering Prioritised purpose, instinct, and authenticity over chasing every trophyDaniela's vulnerability, resilience, and unshakeable love for the journey prove that real greatness isn't just about the podium—it's about staying true to yourself when the wind changes. Get ready to feel inspired, challenged, and reminded: the most powerful victories often happen off the scoresheet.

Send us Fan MailDaniela Moroz is one of the best Formula Kite Foilers in the world. Flying across the water, Daniela competes in the fastest sport at the Summer Olympic Games -  reaching speeds of almost 50 miles or 80 kilometres per hour. When you become known by statistics, with six consecutive World Championships titles before the age of 22 and undefeated in as many years, it seems impossible that anything can go wrong. Yet in this interview, Daniela opens up about the moments when everything shifted: the crushing pressure of expectations, the heartbreak of finishing 4th in Paris 2024, the burnout that forced her to step back, and her powerful silver-medal comeback at the 2025 World Championships—where she outraced Olympic gold and silver medalists in a thrilling return to form.Listen to this interview to hear how she: Turned childhood passion for kite racing into global supremacyConfronted self-doubt and redefined success beyond medals, and rediscovering Prioritised purpose, instinct, and authenticity over chasing every trophyDaniela's vulnerability, resilience, and unshakeable love for the journey prove that real greatness isn't just about the podium—it's about staying true to yourself when the wind changes. Get ready to feel inspired, challenged, and reminded: the most powerful victories often happen off the scoresheet.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode titled "Evolution", three-time Olympian and world champion sailor Paige Railey opens up about the profound challenges that tested her limits beyond the water.From a devastating 2014 cycling accident that fractured her spine, knocked out teeth, and triggered long-term pain and recovery, to battling a chronic autoimmune disease that forced her off the boat and into one of the darkest periods of her life, Paige shares the raw struggles of physical setbacks, health battles, and the mental toll that nearly derailed her elite career.Yet through it all, her extraordinary resilience shines: she fought back to compete in multiple Olympics, reframed her mindset to focus on the present moment, and discovered deeper strength in adversity. Paige reflects on the lessons learned—about perseverance, self-compassion, and redefining success—and how these experiences have transformed her, not just as a sailor, but as a person now building a lasting legacy.Beyond medals and titles, she's inspiring others facing their own hardships, proving that true evolution comes from rising stronger, giving back, and turning pain into purpose. A moving conversation about unbreakable spirit evolving into something even more powerful.

Send us Fan Mail3x Olympian. 9x World Championship Medallist. 2x Pan American Champion. From teenage phenom to one of Laser Sailing's most decorated and eduring champions, Paige Railey's journey has been nothing short of breathtaking. Beyond the trophies, however, Paige reflects more in this candid interview on the pivotal moments that made her a dominant force for over a decade. Tune in to this compelling conversation to learn the truth of competing on the world's biggest stage, embracing vulnerability in the face of life-altering injury, and the truth of resilience of not being unbreakable, but coming back stronger time and time again 

Send us Fan MailIn this compelling continuation of our conversation with Vishnu, we delve deeper into the mindset of a two-time Olympian. Vishnu shares his evolving relationship with pressure, revealing how he transforms both internal and external pressures into powerful motivators. He discusses the mental training that helps him thrive under the watchful eyes of spectators and the importance of focusing on the present moment. In this episode, Vishnu also opens up more about the challenges of representing India on the world stage and his vision for the future of Indian sailing. As a testament to resilience, listen in to hear Vishnu's personal insights into overcoming self-doubt and embracing positive energy! 🌟 Don't miss this inspiring conclusion to our two-part series 

Send us Fan MailJoin us in this inspiring episode as we dive into the remarkable journey of Vishnu Saravanan, a trailblazer in Indian sailing. From his humble beginnings in a farmer's family to making history at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Vishnu shares his experiences, challenges, and the pivotal role of family support in his success.- Significance of his Olympic Qualification to Tokyo 2020- Journey to Paris 2024- Building Confidence and the Olympic Mindset - Raising Awareness for Sailing in India and in Asia Discover how he navigated economic and cultural barriers, the influence of his army training, and his aspirations during the Paris 2024 Olympics.Tune in to learn how sailing reflects life's broader lessons and how Vishnu is making waves in the world of sports! 

Send us Fan MailIn part 2 of In this inspiring interview of "Unstoppable," we sit down with Ameena Shah, the trailblazing Kuwaiti sailor who made history in Paris 2024 Olympic Games as the Kuwaiti and GCC woman to qualify and compete in the ILCA 6 class! Discover the truth behind her incredible journey, from the early days of how she began sailing to how she overcame time constraints, physical challenges, and the pressure of representing her country on the world stage. Ameena's story is a testament not only to resilience and determination, but also one that would have been impossible without - in her words - the support system that fueled her success. Don't miss this episode filled with insights, motivation, and a glimpse into the world of competitive sailing! 

Send us Fan MailIn this inspiring episode of "Unstoppable," we sit down with Ameena Shah, the trailblazing Kuwaiti sailor who made history in Paris 2024 Olympic Games as the Kuwaiti and GCC woman to qualify and compete in the ILCA 6 class! Discover the truth behind her incredible journey, from the early days of how she began sailing to how she overcame time constraints, physical challenges, and the pressure of representing her country on the world stage. Ameena's story is a testament not only to resilience and determination, but also one that would have been impossible without - in her words - the support system that fueled her success. Don't miss this episode filled with insights, motivation, and a glimpse into the world of competitive sailing. 

Send us Fan MailDive into the world of elite sports with Sandy as she takes us on her journey from windsurfing to sailing. 🌊 Hear about the physical challenges she faced, like battling injuries that made getting out of bed a struggle, and the mental hurdles during her Olympic campaign. Sandy opens up about the unexpected quarantine reflection period that reshaped her perspective and the strategic mindset needed to compete against taller, stronger European athletes. Discover how she found her motivation again and why character is just as crucial as skill in sailing. Join us for a candid chat about resilience, teamwork, and the art of focusing on what you can control. You won't want to miss this inspiring story!

Send us Fan MailEver felt your stomach hurts before a competition? You’re definitely not alone🫂In this episode of HealingChats Podcast, I am so honoured to invite Ziyan, a rising star of the Hong Kong's sailing team to unpack performance anxiety in young athletes🥺 - why it happens, how it cripples confidence, and the coping methods when experienced with performance anxiety💭As a "competitive" table tennis player, I still battle those pre-match moments where my brain won’t stop whispering to myself "what if I lose?" "what if I didn't play well?" etc😰The overthinking, the self-doubt, does it sound familiar to you? Together, Ziyan and I get real about:🔹 What performance anxiety really looks like?🔹 Proven coping strategies🔹 Coaches: Make-or-break role?🔹 How organisations help to normalise mental health?

Send us Fan MailIn this compelling interview, we sit down with Sandy Choi—Hong Kong’s rare dual-discipline athlete who mastered both windsurfing and sailing at the competitive pinnacle. Sandy takes us behind the scenes of her remarkable journey, including her standout performance at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics in Nanjing, where she represented Hong Kong in windsurfing and secured an impressive 6th place against global rivals 26.Discover how Sandy navigated the unique challenges of excelling in two distinct watersports—from the technical demands of windsurfing’s speed and balance to the strategic finesse of competitive sailing. She reflects on the pressures of youth competition, the pride of representing Hong Kong internationally, and how these early experiences shaped her resilience.Join us for an inspiring conversation about versatility on the water, the legacy of Hong Kong’s sailing heritage, and what it means to conquer twin tides with one unwavering spirit!

Send us Fan MailPart two to an exclusive interview with Hong Kong's first ever sailor to compete at the Olympic Games in the Laser Radial Class at Tokyo 2020, Stephanie Norton. Nonetheless, like how Rome was never built in a day, neither was her journey to making history. In this exclusive interview, Stephanie opens up about her groundbreaking journey - starting from the very beginning where she first started sailing, the Olympic qualifications, the Asian Games and even her plans for LA 2028. Tune in to learn more about the rest of Stephanie’s record-shattering journey on overcoming adversity, redefining success, and inspiring the next generation—a story of grit, growth, and making waves on the world stage! 

Send us Fan MailAs Hong Kong's first ever sailor to compete at the Olympic Games in the Laser Radial Class at Tokyo 2020, its safe to say that Stephanie Norton is nothing short of a trailblazer for Hong Kong sailing. Nonetheless, like how Rome was never built in a day, neither was her journey to making history. In this exclusive interview, Stephanie opens up about her groundbreaking journey - starting from the very beginning where she first started sailing, the Olympic qualifications, the Asian Games and even her plans for LA 2028. Tune in to learn more about the rest of Stephanie’s record-shattering journey on overcoming adversity, redefining success, and inspiring the next generation—a story of grit, growth, and making waves on the world stage! 

Send us Fan MailPart 2 of an exclusive interview as Jon Emmett, the visionary sailing coach behind Olympic gold medal victories, unveils the art of shaping champions. In this episode, Jon recounts his transformative journey from competitive sailor to elite coach, sharing the innovative strategies that hone mental resilience, precision, and teamwork in high-stakes environments. From behind-the-scenes moments from Olympic triumphs to the nuances of adapting to unpredictable conditions, Jon discusses how grit as a champion can translate into success on any field. Discover how passion, adaptability, and focus drive excellence with a true architect of victory!

Send us Fan MailJoin us as Jon Emmett, the visionary sailing coach behind Olympic gold medal victories, unveils the art of shaping champions. In this episode, Jon recounts his transformative journey from competitive sailor to elite coach, sharing the innovative strategies that hone mental resilience, precision, and teamwork in high-stakes environments. From behind-the-scenes moments from Olympic triumphs to the nuances of adapting to unpredictable conditions, Jon discusses how grit as a champion can translate into success on any field. Discover how passion, adaptability, and focus drive excellence with a true architect of victory!

Send us Fan MailKamolwan Chanyim or better known to most of us as 'Bam' made history for Thailand when she became the first ever female sailor to bring her country to the Olympic Games in Rio 2016. At almost 10 years since her maiden games, and 4 since her second at Tokyo 2020, Bam's legacy in the sport of sailing has grown beyond simply making history, but has expanded through her present role as a dedicated coach, mentor and inspiration for many more sailors around the globe. Graduating with first class honours in International Business Management from Burapha University is another testament to her skill, resilience, and passion. Discover the experiences that have not only defined the career of a pioneer, but have also inspired her to empower others. Change opposition to opportunity, and learn to win the balancing game. 

Send us Fan MailPart 2 of an exclusive interview with Khairulnizam Mohd Afendy or 'Nizam', in which the Malaysian legend takes the time to reflect on his 26 years in the sailing industry, a star-studded career, and prospects for the future. As a 4-time Olympian, 2024 and 2022 Asian Champion, SEA Games Champion and 2-time Asian Games Silver Medallist, Nizam has seen it all. Since his debut at the mere age of 19 at his maiden Olympic Games in London 2012 to sailing as a father and role model at Paris 2024 just this summer, take a listen to discover what it really takes to navigate the ups and downs of his journey. 

Send us Fan MailIn this exclusive interview with Khairulnizam Mohd Afendy or 'Nizam', the Malaysian legend takes the time to reflect on his 26 years in the sailing industry, a star-studded career, and prospects for the future. As a 4-time Olympian, 2024 and 2022 Asian Champion, SEA Games Champion and 2-time Asian Games Silver Medallist, Nizam has seen it all. Since his debut at the mere age of 19 at his maiden Olympic Games in London 2012 to sailing as a father and role model at Paris 2024 just this summer, take a listen to discover what it really takes to navigate the ups and downs of his journey. 

Send us Fan MailPart 2 of an interview with 2022 Optimist World Champion, 2023 ILCA 4 World Champion, 2023 Asian Games Champion and Bronze Medallist at the 2024 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships, it’s safe to say that Weka is one of the best youth sailors in the world at this time. His acclaim to multiple world titles and dominance on the international stage has defined him has a force to be reckoned with, but Weka’s path to the top has been one that he himself also admits, was a difficult one. From (quite literally) the weight of the world on his shoulders from such a young age, and navigating the waters of elite sports from both his family and himself -  come along to not only explore the lessons this world champion has learned, but also the sacrifices he’s had to let go to be the sailor he is today. 

Send us Fan Mail2022 Optimist World Champion, 2023 ILCA 4 World Champion, 2023 Asian Games Champion and Bronze Medallist at the 2024 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships, it’s safe to say that Weka is one of the best youth sailors in the world at this time. His acclaim to multiple world titles and dominance on the international stage has defined him has a force to be reckoned with, but Weka’s path to the top has been one that he himself also admits, was a difficult one. From (quite literally) the weight of the world on his shoulders from such a young age, and navigating the waters of elite sports from both his family and himself -  come along to not only explore the lessons this world champion has learned, but also the sacrifices he’s had to let go to be the sailor he is today. 

Send us Fan MailThe Bronze Medalist at the 2024 Youth Sailing World Championships and incredible sailor and college student of TEAM USA, Isabella is no stranger to competition. Despite being one of the most accomplished youth sailors in the ILCA 6 Women's Fleet, Isa details her struggles and challenges that have been essential to who she is today. From finding the talent within herself that she had once believed she didn't possess, to striving on despite those who believed it was physically impossible for her to succeed, and redefining the love for sailing that drives her,  her story is one that captured the beauty of pursuing perfection itself. Presenting the discipline of decision making, the mentality of a champion in the making, and the exhilaration of, in her words,  'playing a game against nature' - Isabella Mendoza Cabezas! 

Send us Fan MailThe Bronze Medalist at the 2024 Youth Sailing World Championships and incredible sailor and college student of TEAM USA, Isabella is no stranger to competition. Despite being one of the most accomplished youth sailors in the ILCA 6 Women's Fleet, Isa details her struggles and challenges that have been essential to who she is today. From finding the talent within herself that she had once believed she didn't possess, to striving on despite those who believed it was physically impossible for her to succeed, and redefining the love for sailing that drives her,  her story is one that captured the beauty of pursuing perfection itself. Presenting the discipline of decision making, the mentality of a champion in the making, and the exhilaration of, in her words,  'playing a game against nature' - Isabella Mendoza Cabezas! 

Send us Fan MailIn part 1 of this series with Olympic Champion Lily Xu titled: A sailor’s heartbeat, Lily brought us with her to take a deep dive into the highs and lows of her incredible career. Reflecting on her passion for sailing, and the ‘freedom and romance’ that this sport gave and still continues to give her, she explained to us how sailing and sport became a way for her to escape her limitations on land, such as her hearing and visibility impairments, and the grueling experience of training as a part of China’s national sailing team from just the tender age of 10. She emphasized to us the importance of loving what we do, and how the absence of them can really show us how much we truly cherish their presence in our lives, as opposed to taking it for granted. Lily also shared insights on the mental strategies she employed to handle high-pressure situations, such as imagining herself as an actress performing on a global stage. This mindset helped her maintain composure during significant races, like the medal race at the London 2012 Olympics, where she would go on to capture the gold medal as well. Nonetheless, when faced with the task of making history, Lily is still faced with the many challenges and sacrifices she has had to make. She acknowledges the pressure of wanting to achieve that best that she can, and the guilt that haunts her when she is unable to give back to her parents, coaches and supporters. With the weight of the world on her shoulders, and the possibility of Asia’s first ever dinghy olympic sailing gold in her hands, how did she combat those incredible mental and emotional pressures and ultimately, rise to the top? Join us in this episode as we set sail into her incredible journey, and find out what truly lies behind the heart and mind of Olympic Champion, pioneer, and international sensation - Xu Lijia. 

Send us Fan MailAs Asia’s only ever dinghy sailing gold medallist at the Olympic Games, China’s Golden Girl Xu Lijia, or as many of us may better know her, Lily Xu is nothing short of an icon, legend and inspiration. As the 2012 Rolex Female World Sailor of the year, multi-time world champion, and flag bearer for China at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games, her legacy and her story as a pioneer is one that is not short of its many challenges and setbacks.From the tender age of ten, Lily embarked on an odyssey that would define her life and career - navigating the waters of separation from her parents, enrolling in the gruelling Chinese national training programme as a national talent to international superstar, and shouldering the weight of the world on her shoulders as she sailed in front of a roaring home crowd at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, taking home a bronze medal. Nevertheless, even in the face of debilitating injury and physical disability, it is clear that despite it all, Lily has made the impossible possible, risen high above all that was against her with mental and emotional strength like no other, and truly carved her place into not simply the history of sailing, but of sport itself. Join us in this episode as we set sail into her incredible journey, and find out what truly lies behind the heart and mind of Olympic Champion, pioneer, and international sensation - Xu Lijia. 

Send us Fan MailJoining us for our very first episode today is none other than Team Hong Kong, China’s very own representative at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games , Nicholas Halliday! In just a few days, Nick will be setting sail in Olympic waters in Marseille and compete at his maiden Olympics after capturing gold at the Asian Championships in 2023, flying the flag for Hong Kong in the ILCA 7 Class for the first time in 28 years.From his first days in the backyard waters of Sai Kung, a star-studded youth career as European Champion and 4th place at the World Championships and competing at 2 Asian Games, Nick is now making his debut on the World's biggest stage as living proof of not just every sailor, but every athlete's dream.Nick's journey so far has been nothing short of inspiring, and it is undoubtable that a world-class accomplishment would not be possible without world-class energy, passion and perseverance. A groundbreaking feat like no other, Nick has paved the way for a new era for Hong Kong sailing and the Olympics are only the beginning of his story that is sure to be, if not already, a historic one. Let’s cheer for Nick and our other Hong Kong athletes at the games and listen to the story of the incredible journey that has brought him to where he is today!