ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this emotionally honest episode of the Squash Player Podcast, 2024 World Champion Nouran Gohar opens up about burnout, vulnerability and rediscovering love for the game.
We talk about the year she nearly walked away from squash, what it took to rebuild and how marriage, friendship, and a little perspective brought her back stronger.
In this raw and revealing conversation, Nouran opens up about:
• The mental burnout that almost made her quit
• Why she asked for help for the first time in her life
• Navigating marriage with another elite athlete
• Moving to the US—and finding happiness again
• Rediscovering joy in squash
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