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Olympic athletes have been visiting students in Central Australia this week to inspire young people to get active and chase their dreams ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. The Olympians visited some of the most remote bush communities in the nation

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00:02Sticks in hands, chasing balls over grass.
00:06Use that flat side of your stick, remember?
00:08Central Australian students learning hockey from the best.
00:12It was difficult. It was really hard to control the ball.
00:15Silver medalist Tom Wickham spent part of his childhood in Alice Springs.
00:20Don't get bumped off the footy.
00:21He describes it as extra special.
00:24Yeah, I played at Traeger Park.
00:26I remember fond memories of Mum being my coach.
00:30She was heavily involved in the Alice Springs hockey community.
00:34So, yeah, down at Traeger Park there where it all began for me.
00:36About 300 students in Central Australia have learnt how to whack a stick to hit a ball this week.
00:42But there's more to the program than just learning hockey skills.
00:45This education session was about helping students set goals.
00:49Just having a go and getting opportunities to expose them to different opportunities that are out there
00:55and outside of Alice and their communities.
00:57If you believe in yourself and you've got a dream that, yeah, anything's possible.
01:00The inspirational message sinking in.
01:03To keep following your dreams.
01:04And no matter what, keep going training and do your best.
01:07For star-struck students.
01:09It was cool.
01:10I never thought I'd meet one, but here we are.
01:13Green and gold in the red centre.
01:15Team Australia!
01:25Go back to the river in his great town!
01:25Đi travaille!
01:25Cu 하고 tiens!
01:25El
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