Charl Naude’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro South African distance runner
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Athlete 

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South Africa 

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Sports 

Gender male

Charl Naude is a South African athletics coach who specializes in Middle distance track events. He currently is the coach of Olympian Samson Ngoepe. He has a very promising senior training group witch include Folavio Sehohle (world champs2013 competitor) Tian Basson, William Mothosola and Abednico Mashaba

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