Michael KlimMichael Klim is a renowned Australian swimmer, Olympic gold medallist and successful entrepreneur. His illustrious career in the pool spanned seventeen years. He competed in three Olympic Games and won six medals, including two gold. At the 2000 Sydny Olympic Games, he was instrumental in Australia's thrilling 4 x 100m men's relay victory, unleashing a world record lead off swim. He has won 11 Commonwealth Games medals and 26 World Championship medals, and has held 20 aquatic world records. In 1997, he was named Australian Swimmer of the Year and Swimming World Male Swimmer of the Year and in 2022, Michael was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame.

Since 2020, Michael has lived with a rare autoimmune disorder, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP). He has established the Klim Foundation to provide support to sufferers and champion the search for new treatments. Michael lives in Bali with his partner Michelle Owens and three children, Stella, Rocco and Frankie. Read More Read Less