Bonnie Hancock couldn't face the regret of not trying to paddle around Australia
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In this episode of Stories of Us, join Sarah Grynberg in a captivating conversation with Ironwoman Bonnie Hancock, hailing from Sawtell, NSW. At the young age of seventeen, Bonnie Hancock emerged as a professional Ironwoman, boasting an impressive record of competing in nine Nutri-Grain Ironwoman Series events, proudly representing Australia. Bonnie recently achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the fastest person to paddle a surf ski around the vast Australian coastline, covering a staggering distance of 12,700 km. In this interview, she shares with Sarah the myriad challenges she encountered during this record-breaking journey, from persevering through physical pain to navigating the treacherous waters filled with crocodiles and sharks, all while forging a profound connection with nature. Delve into Bonnie's extraordinary story as she discusses her experiences in detail, providing insights into the resilience and determination required for such an incredible achievement. If you're eager to learn more about her circumnavigation journey, Bonnie's new book, "The Girl Who Touched The Stars," is available now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
