Podcasts about Ian Adamson

First up we talk to Matt from VJ along with Alex from Mudgear to talk all about the all new SpeedRuck. Then, we dive into an exclusive interview with Phillipe Levy from the Belgian Obstacle Racing Federation (BOCRA), as he candidly shares his experiences. Despite promises of support in resources and funding, he reveals how BOCRA felt abandoned by its parent organization, World Obstacle, led by Ian Adamson. In this revealing discussion, Phillipe unpacks the challenges faced before, during, and after last year's World Obstacle Championship held in Genk. Today's show is sponsored by Frontline OCR. Join us in Illinois for one of the best OCR's in the midwest on May 25th in Byron, Illinois. Today's show is also sponsored by: Endeavor Team Challenge Register now and get 20% OFF for this year's event hosted in Bear Valley, California, in the Stanislaus National Forest. Enter ORM20 at checkout between now and April 15th, 2024. Use code ORM-2024 for all Tough Mudder and Spartan Races for 20 percent off. Support Us On Patreon for LOTS MORE behind the scenes. All other Obstacle Racing Media Links. Intro  Music – Paul B. Outro Music – Brian Revels and John Wesley Harding.

We ask Ian Adamson several questions about World Obstacle and its relationship to the sports of OCR, Ninja, and Modern Pentathlon. Support Us On Patreon All other Obstacle Racing Media Links. Intro  Music – Paul B. Outro Music – Brian Revels Today's show is sponsored by: Rugged Maniac Rugged Maniac returns for 2023 with our muddiest year yet! We're renewing our muddy vows, going back to the nitty gritty basics, and shouting our love for mud from the mountain tops. In fact, we're unleashing both the World's Largest Mud Pit and a “Muddy Back Guarantee” to ensure the most epic day of muddy glory. You won't want to miss this! Use Code ORM22 at checkout for $5 off at Rugged Maniac dot commmm.

This week on the pod Travis and Mace are joined by Ian Adamson! Ian is a world renowned endurance athlete, event director, producer, and published author. He has three decades working in the medical, sports and outdoor product industries. Ian is president of World Obstacle, the Fédération Internationale de Sports d'Obstacles (FISO) and works as a legal forensic expert for Robson Forensic.  Ian and Mace initially met at the Eco-Challenge in 1995, and Travis spent a few years in the 2000s chasing Ian's adventure racing team, Nike ACG.  Topics covered in this chat between old friends include: Eco-Challenge, endurance legends, crazy adventures, bad illnesses, race organization and safety, World Obstacle, old shoes and older vehicles, growing old, and more. In This Episode: World Obstacle Instagram | Website Ian Adamson on InstagramTravis Macy Instagram | WebsiteMark Macy on InstagramPrevious episodes mentioned:Episode 24 - Mike Kloser Episode 15 - Elina Ussher Dougal Allan Episode 13 - Rea KolblEpisode 11 - Team Stray DogsEpisode 5 - Ryan Atkins and Lindsay WebsterEpisode 3 - Rebecca Rush Subscribe: Apple Podcast | SpotifyCheck us out: Instagram | Twitter | Website | YouTubePodcast Produced & Edited by Palm Tree Pod Co. 

The Wildrunners are joined by the incredible adventure racing athlete/ World Obstacle President Ian Adamson. Wildrunner Dan had the pleasure of personally chatting to Ian whilst they both climbed Mount Kilimanjaro last September as part of the Worlds Highest OCR and Altitude OCR world record challenge. In this episode we chat to Ian about his amazing achievements as an adventure racer that includes 10 World Championship wins, 18 International Championship titles and Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the ESPN X Games plus his multiple Guinness World Records. We also chat to Ian about his role as the president of World Obstacle (FISO) including, What the future holds for obstacle racing/ ninja sports and adventure racing and why we should all support our countries Obstacle Racing Federations. The uk has an awesome federation call UKOSF and we encourage anyone who races ocr in the uk to join them. Its all non profit and inexpensive in fact you can get your money back by using the discounts you get off products for being a member. Thank you for taking the time to listen to our podcast Check out our running and ocr community on instagram @wildrunners_ig Feel free to follow our personal accounts too Hosts - @colinlee_ocr @superdan84 Guest - @ian.a.adamson Also please follow these obstacle racing federations - @worldobstacle @ukosf_ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildrunners/message

This week on a bumper Episode 114 of The Aid Station, presented by njuko, we travel to the USA for a far-reaching conversation with Ian Adamson, former competitive adventure racer, television professional and president of World Obstacle. It's an episode so packed with insights and inspiration that it stretches way beyond our usual limits to 30minutes. A few of the highlights include: The vital role of sleep and its impact on memory. These insights alone are worth investing the time to listen to the conversation The story behind how Obstacle Racing was one of only two sports since 2018 to achieve Global Association of International Sports Federation observer status - a key stepping stone to becoming an Olympic Sport Behind the scenes insights into delivering the World Ninja Championships in 2019 in Gorky Park, Moscow with 100,000 spectators Delivering the highest ever OCR World Championships in the crater of Mount Kilimanjaro and directly impacting the lives of over 10,000 local People and it's relevance to every mass participation event Understanding that everyone's point of view is 100% correct - even if you don't agree with it #MassParticipationWorld #TheAidStation #IanAdamson #MassParticipationEvents #MassEvents #MassSports #WorldObstacle #OCR #Spartan #JoedeSeana #MPW #Spartan #Ninja

A Podcast created to help you find a career in Sports, Esports and Fitness. In today's episode, our guest is Ian Adamson, President at World Obstacle, Fédération Internationale de Sports d'Obstacles (FISO) and one of SportIn Global partnes. About Ian and FISO: " With over 30 years of experience, Ian is a specialist in international sports governance, event & television production and direction, legal forensic and expert witness. Gold, Silver and Bronze X-Games medalist, 11x World Champions, 3x world record holder. FISO - World Obstacle is the international governing body for obstacle sports, related disciplines and events. We promote official FISO World Championships, world series and continental championships." Join like-minded sport professionals in their pursuit of building valuable connections, gaining industry knowledge and finding their next career step. Join our community and find jobs and internships in the sports industry, find some of the best sports programs, universities and business schools in the world and connect with like-minded people. All in one place. Tailor-made for you! Join our SportIn Global Community: www.sportinglobal.com Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SportInGlobal Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportIn_Global Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sportinglobal Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportinglobal/ #spartanrace #ninjawarrior #federation #innovation

In this episode, Tim talks with Ian Adamson, World Champion Adventure Racer, and Guinness Book World Record Holder, about having what it takes to do the extraordinary. Ian is a humble giant who only knows how to succeed. In fact, he shares The Secret to success here. To learn more about Ian and all his accomplishments, check him out here: https://ianadamson.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Adamson_(adventure_racer) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/original-strength/support

Ian started racing as a young age group cyclist in 1973 and in sports governance at the Univeristy of Sydney in 1984. From 1996 to 2006 he accumulated 10 world championship wins, 25 world championship podium finishes and Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the ESPN X-Games. He is a three time Guinness world record holder for endurance kayaking (262 miles in 24 hours) and current Ninja OCR age group world record holder. He was a founding member of Team Nike, the world's most successful adventure racing team, featured on the Eco-Challenge and other television shows from 1995 through 2007. From a corporate perspective Ian spent ten years in the implantable medical device industry, where he started Reflex Medical Products, and continued as COO for five years. In 1996 he started his own project management consulting business adding event and television production in 1999. In 2001 Ian partnered with television producers who had supervised Mark Burnett’s Eco-Challenge and Survivor and continues to work in the television industry as a producer, director, host and talent. Currently Ian is President of World OCR, the Fédération Internationale de Sports d’Obstacles (FISO). World OCR is the world governing body for obstacle course racing (OCR) and related disciplines. https://ianadamson.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/executiveathletes/support

Obstacle Discourse with Davis and Chace – A weekly news show with Josh Chace and Matt B. Davis discussing items of the week for Spartan Race, Tough Mudder, and all other OCR related news. This week’s topics: Matt and Josh ask Ian Adamson about OCRWC Russia 2020. Show Notes: Support Us On Patreon Join the Discord Some not so fun stuff from Sochi Davis and Chace theme music composed by Charmian Lee!

Pictured: Simon Norton Matthew Bannister on France-Albert René, the Seychelles President who came to power in a coup and stayed in office for more than 25 years. Simon Norton, the brilliant but eccentric mathematician who became fascinated by public transport. Belle Tutaev who campaigned for better early learning provision for the UK's children. Ian Adamson, the Northern Ireland doctor who wrote many learned history books and became Lord Mayor of Belfast. And Keith Flint, the flamboyant lead singer of The Prodigy. Interviewed guest: Tim Ecott Interviewed guest: Alexander Masters Interviewed guest: Professor Marcus du Sautoy Interviewed guest: Mary Tutaev Interviewed guest: Neil Leitch Interviewed guest: Professor Wesley Hutchinson Interviewed guest: Helen Brooker Interviewed guest: Andrew Harrison Producer: Neil George Archive clips from: Seychelles Daily TV, 17/04/18; World at One, Radio 4 03/12/81; Early Years Alliance, 23/02/12; Lifetimes: Ian Adamson, Radio Ulster 2002; Keith Flint Interview, Radio 1 09/05/96.

Today, we are continuing our series with a successful adventure racer, 3x Guinness World Record holder, one of the founders of Team Nike, and currently the President of World OCR. Yes, My friend Ian is a living success story. Discover what it takes to accomplish your goals. Today we are talking about the attitude and grit it takes to be someone who is successful.

Ian Adamson is the President of the World OCR Federation. Ian was part of Team NIKE and is the most successful adventure racer of all time! We talk to Ian about the World OCR Federation, there events and there aims for OCR in the future. https://ianadamson.com/about https://worldocr.org

Ian Adamson, Professional Athlete & President of World OCR, the Fédération Internationale de Sports d’Obstacles (FISO). The post Faces Behind the Races, featuring Ian Adamson appeared first on Endurance Town USA.

You’ve heard of Spartan Races, Tough Mudder, and the popular TV series Ninja Warrior. They all fall under the umbrella of obstacle course racing, which originates from military training. The sport gained such a following that, in 2014, the World Obstacle Course Racing Federation was formed as the international governing body. The goal? Supervise, sanction and hopefully bring obstacle course training to the Olympics. In this episode, we speak to the President of the World OCR Federation, Ian Adamson. He’s a world record-breaking adventure racer with two decades experience navigating unmarked wilderness courses for weeks-long races. In this discussion, you’ll discover: The history of obstacle training, its roots in the military and why it’s growing so explosively Ian’s most interesting stories as an adventure and obstacle course racer Ian’s nutrition recovery and training strategies You can check out World OCR here: https://worldocr.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Take a short survey that will help improve the podcast and be entered in a HVMN Ketone giveaway: https://go.hvmn.com/podcastsurvey We also want to hear from our listeners/viewers! Contact podcast@hvmn.com with any feedback, questions, and guest suggestions! Write a review for us on iTunes, let us know via email, and we'll send you a free Sprint Mini.

Will OCR be an Olympic sport? Ian Adamson wants to change lives and he approaches the Olympic initiative as an “incredible opportunity”, not as the “insurmountable Everest” it could appear to be. As Adamson is also one of the most successful adventure racers of all time, the challenge is in capable hands. This week, we ask Adamson what it takes to be exceptional, why some are driven to be, how a team can exceed the ability of its weakest member and more. It’s not in the genes. It’s not in the stars. It’s something within everyone’s reach. Find out what this week. Lessons: 1. A good team is FASTER than its weakest link.
 2. Excelling at sport is about summoning the innate abilities that make you human, and not exceptional.
 3. Mastering a sport is a kind of path to enlightenment: the journey starts out physical but evolves into emotional and, at its highest level, spiritual. 
 LINKS: About Ian Link: https://ianadamson.com/ About World OCR https://worldocr.org/ This episode is brought to you by FOUR SIGMATIC. Join the mushroom coffee revolution and save 15% using promo code SPARTAN http://foursigmatic.com/spartan Spartan Life article from this episode “Is Eathing Fat Bad for You? Or Good?” https://life.spartan.com/post/should_you_eat-fat SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay   FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena with Johnny Waite, Sefra Alexandra, and Col. Tim Nye. Synopsis – Matt Baatz © 2018 Spartan  

From very near the start line of the 2017 Spartan World Championship race in Lake Tahoe, podcast sidekick Brock Armstrong talks with Ian Adamson, former competitive adventure racer, television professional and president of the International Obstacle Sports Federation. They chat about the state of obstacle racing as a recognized sport as well as how the anti-doping regulations could help or hinder it in getting recognized. 

The CEO of Healthy Running Ian Adamson joins us in this podcast to talk about running and his up and coming seminar in Dubai on Feb 20/21 2015 as we cover: How "Shoes kind of screw us up" If you can’t measure pain, is it real? How can you modify your movement patterns, easily? Running is a skill that needs to be learnt, how do we learn it?

This episode includes the final interview from the 2018 Spartan Podfest that took place at the 2018 Spartan World Championships at the Squaw Valley Resort in Lake Tahoe. This interview features world-renowned endurance athlete and current World OCR President Ian Adamson. A little background on Ian - he started his athletic career as a young age group cyclist in 1973. From 1996 to 2006 he accumulated 10 world championship wins, 22 world championship podium finishes and Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the ESPN X-Games. He is a three-time Guinness world record holder for endurance kayaking and has competed internationally in adventure racing, triathlon, canoeing, kayaking, orienteering and sailing. He was also a founder of Team Nike, the world's most successful adventure racing team, and was featured on the Eco-Challenge and other television shows from 1995 through 2007. And Ian continues to participate in obstacle course racing and endurance sports as an age group athlete – something we talk about in our interview. The primary focus of our conversation is his work with World OCR and how this and other sport federations benefit athletes of all levels – from the weekend warrior to the elite competitor. Plus, Ian drops some tidbits on the benefits of keeping an active lifestyle as you age – something he knows a bit about as a former competitor and lifetime athlete. Without further ado, here’s Ian Adamson. SEASONED ATHLETE STATS - IAN ADAMSON Age: 54 Sports: cycling, kayaking, adventure racing, triathlon, orienteering, sailing, OCR, etc. Quote: “If you don’t let it go, it’s always there.” Contact: World OCR.org IanAdamson.com Instagram: @ian.a.adamsonSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/seasoned-athlete/donations