Tom Daley Talks to ‘The Athlete’s Voice’ About His Best and Worst Moments: LISTEN

Two-time World Champion and two-time Olympic Bronze Medalist out British Diver Tom Daley shares the highs and lows from his diving career so far with The Athlete’s Voice‘s Yona Knight-Wisdom.

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Among the low points Daley reveals is that he suffered PTSD that nearly “ruined his life” after the 2012 Olympics… and admits he feels self-conscious standing on a diving board being “close to naked.”

The 25-year-old – who spends the majority of his time wearing tiny Speedos when at work—also admitted he has body confidence issues.

Despite seemingly being in peak athletic condition, famed for his sculpted torso, he said: “Standing on a diving board in very minimal clothing—it’s close to being naked. Every time I look in the mirror I find myself catching myself: ‘Oh gosh, oh no, I shouldn’t have eaten that… Oh, I feel horrible.”

Listen to the podcast here.

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