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Connor Fields

Only Olympic athlete who has won a Gold Medal and nearly died while competing at the Olympics

Connor Fields is the only Olympic athlete who has both won the Olympics and nearly died while competing in the Olympics. An extreme range of outcomes, Connor shares a journey of peak performance, adaptability, reinvention, and resiliance leaving audiences with tangible tools to apply right away.

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Connor Fields is a three-time Olympian, two-time World Champion, and the only American to win Olympic BMX Gold. At the 2021 Tokyo Games, he suffered a severe crash resulting in life-threatening injuries, requiring extensive rehabilitation.

Connor thought he knew about resilience before…but this was an entirely new challenge. The same guiding principles of resilience and adaptability that helped him as an athlete, were crucial in his recovery process. He gained new appreciation for the importance of mental health through his recovery as well as gratitude. He is now a keynote speaker, the host of PBS's "Outdoor Nevada," and an Emmy award winning NBC sports BMX commentator. His inspiring story has been featured on The Today Show, Sports Illustrated, and in Vanity Fair.

Connor motivates audiences with his journey, answering the ever present question: “Now what?” Lessons of resilience, peak performance strategies, and the powerful message emphasizing the importance of even the smallest decision prepare an audience to be prepared for their own moments of “now what?”

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