Podcast appearances and mentions of joan mulloy

Send us a Text Message.How do you survive on your own for days on end? So far, seven women have completed the Vendée Globe, the toughest round-the-world race. Joan Mulloy, a brand ambassador for Helly Hansen and a mother of two from the west coast of Ireland, is determined to become the eighth woman to compete and the first to win it. 

Aujourd'hui, on vous emmène sur l'eau pour faire le tour du monde avec une navigatrice. Alexia Barrier navigue pour la première fois sur le bateau de ses parents, âgée seulement de trois ans. Elle commence la voile dès ses 15 ans et participe à de nombreuses courses. Alors qu'elle étudie en Staps à Nice, elle et son équipe se classent 4e au rang mondial dans une discipline appelée le match racing. À 20 ans, elle a déjà 15 courses à son actif et a parcouru près de 120 000 milles à travers le monde. Son ambition et son envie de progresser l'ont poussé à naviguer en solitaire. À 25 ans elle réalise son premier transatlantique. De Florence Arthaud à Dennis Conner, Alexia Barrier a navigué avec les plus grands.    Ambassadrice à l'Unesco, elle se bat pour la protection de la Terre et de la Mer et s'engage dans l'éducation de la jeunesse à la cause environnementale. Marraine de l'Union Nationale du Sport Scolaire, elle s'engage auprès des jeunes collégiens et lycéens. Elle crée en 2009 une association pour la protection de l'Océan appelée 4myplanet qui travaille en collaboration avec des scientifiques pour étudier l'évolution de l'état des océans. En 2020, elle est sur le départ du Vendée Globe parmi les 6 femmes inscrites. Elle finira cette course en 111 jours 17 heures et 3 minutes, à la 24e position. À ce jour, elle est la 10efemme à finir la course en 9 éditions de Vendée Globe. En 2022 elle lance The Famous Project, le Trophée Jules Verne en équipage 100% féminin, qu'elle souhaite courir en 2024 avec un équipage international. Alexia Barrier a fondé en 2010 l'association 4MyPlanet dont l'objectif est de sensibiliser à la protection des océans et de la nature. Le slogan de l'association est « In Ocean we trust In Earth we believe ». La navigatrice utilise son bateau, renommé 4myplanet, comme ambassadeur de l'association. Il permet à la fois de sensibiliser les enfants aux questions environnementales, mais aussi de récolter des données scientifiques pour l'étude des océans. PALMARES • 2006 12e de la Transat AG2R en binôme avec Samantha Davies • 2007 2e de la Route de l'Équateur Florence Arthaud sur Deep Blue avec Florence Arthaud et Luc Poupon • 2011 1re de la Maxi Transatlantic, une course en équipe • 2014 3e de la Transat AG2R sur 30 Corsaires en binôme avec Laurent Pellecuer • 2017 Tour de France à la voile • 2018 15e Route du Rhum en classe IMOCA sur 4myplanet, 1er de l'Antigua Sailing Week une course en équipe 1, 1re de la St Barth Bucket, une course en équipe. • 2019 14e de la Bermudes 1000 Race, 25e de la Transat Jacques Vabre en classe IMOCA sur 4Myplanet en binôme avec Joan Mulloy • 2021 24e du Vendée Globe 2020 Pour rentrer en contact avec Alexia : WikipediaLinkedInTwitter  L'épisode vous a appris des choses ? Pour m'encourager et faire connaître ce Podcast, merci de me laisser un avis sur Apple Podcasts en y mettant un nombre d'⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ et surtout n'hésitez pas à partager c'est comme ça que je pourrai avoir des nouveaux invités. Pour aller plus loin : LinkedIn: Julien RIGAL-DUPONT Twitter: @jrigaldupont  Site Web : https://www.jrd-experiences.com   Pour écouter les anciens épisodes : https://www.jrd-experiences.com/podcast-experiences Votre cabinet unique JRD Experiences en Expérience Client depuis 2017. Crédits : Music Producer Compositeur : Ludovic Reig  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/degnofficial/?hl=fr 

This week on the show, Pam and Sarah are joined by offshore sailor Joan Mulloy, just three weeks after giving birth to her son Xavier. She is the first Irish woman to compete in La Solitaire and, prior to getting pregnant, she was planning on competing in the 2020 Vendée Globe, which starts on November 8, but 2020 turned out very differently for her.The Vendée Globe is a solo race around the globe and there have only been seven women in the race since its inception in 1989. This lack of representation left Joan feeling like she had limited role models in the sport, especially in an event as unique and lengthy as the Vendée Globe. Entering the race would mean months at sea, away from family, so Joan sought advice from other female offshore sailors who had paved the way. They recommend that she do what her body told her.  So once Joan hit her second trimester she made the decision to scale back her on ocean training, instead opting to stay onshore. In offshore sailing races, you often have to go from zero to hero in a few short seconds, from grabbing a few minutes rest—of which you might only get 15 minutes over a few days of racing—to being up on deck making a quick maneuver. These conditions make it less than ideal for an expectant mother. Joan’s passion for her career was clear and starting her family only strengthens her passion, knowing that she is going to be the best mum if she is happy and fulfilled in her sailing career. As with all the sportswomen we have talked to, the importance of your support network is key to success as an athlete, and for the child’s wellbeing. We are very grateful that Joan shared her birth story with us because it’s our hope that these personal accounts will help other women on this journey.And before you go take a listen to Joan talking about the sport on the WiSP Sports The Sailing Show with Abby Ehler and friends.Hosts: Sarah Newberry Moore & Pam Relph JonesPodcast length: 50 minsSubscribe to WiSP Sports or WiSP Sports Mum's the Word on your podcast app.For more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million plays and downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com. 

This week on the show, Pam and Sarah are joined by offshore sailor Joan Mulloy, just three weeks after giving birth to her son Xavier. She is the first Irish woman to compete in La Solitaire and, prior to getting pregnant, she was planning on competing in the 2020 Vendée Globe, which starts on November 8, but 2020 turned out very differently for her. The Vendée Globe is a solo race around the globe and there have only been seven women in the race since its inception in 1989. This lack of representation left Joan feeling like she had limited role models in the sport, especially in an event as unique and lengthy as the Vendée Globe. Entering the race would mean months at sea, away from family, so Joan sought advice from other female offshore sailors who had paved the way. They recommend that she do what her body told her.  So once Joan hit her second trimester she made the decision to scale back her on ocean training, instead opting to stay onshore. In offshore sailing races, you often have to go from zero to hero in a few short seconds, from grabbing a few minutes rest—of which you might only get 15 minutes over a few days of racing—to being up on deck making a quick maneuver. These conditions make it less than ideal for an expectant mother.  Joan’s passion for her career was clear and starting her family only strengthens her passion, knowing that she is going to be the best mum if she is happy and fulfilled in her sailing career. As with all the sportswomen we have talked to, the importance of your support network is key to success as an athlete, and for the child’s wellbeing. We are very grateful that Joan shared her birth story with us because it’s our hope that these personal accounts will help other women on this journey. And before you go take a listen to Joan talking about the sport on the WiSP Sports The Sailing Show with Abby Ehler and friends. Hosts: Sarah Newberry Moore & Pam Relph Jones Podcast length: 50 mins Subscribe to WiSP Sports or WiSP Sports Mum's the Word on your podcast app. For more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million plays and downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.  

On this episode Abby Ehler and Joan Mulloy, co-host to discuss motherhood in sailing. Joan is one of Ireland’s most inspiring young sailors, having represented her country on the global racing stage. In 2018, Joan became the first Irish woman to represent her country at the high-profile international Solitaire Le Figaro race. Her ultimate ambition is to be the first Irish person to complete the Vendée Globe, a solo round-the-world race. Joan has some very exciting yet challenging news not only of navigating the COVID environment but also that she is pregnant and expecting her first baby in September. Joan had been thinking about how much she would love to hear from other female offshore sailors talking about their experiences of motherhood and raising a family alongside their sailing careers. So the aim of this podcast is to delve into the topic of Motherhood and a sailing related career, with the aim of chatting to guests Carolijn Brouwer and Maria Bertrand to talk about their experiences and share any advice to those, like Joan, who are about to enter into the new world of being a mum and many others who are wondering how on earth it is possible to juggle such an unconventional job with being a parent. Carolijn Brouwer has successfully navigated the balance of sailing as a career and being a mother, Carolijn many of you will already know is an experienced dinghy and offshore sailor, having won the last edition of The Volvo Ocean Race with DongFeng Race Team.  Maria Bertrand will be a little less known to the sailing world from the outside, however she is certainly no less important and is a master of sailing team logistics and a natural born organiser.  Maria, has two children, now aged eight and four, and has worked for five editions of the Volvo Ocean Race. For more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 50 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

We know it's been a tough week and that's why we're dedicated to bringing you uplifting and entertaining content. On this week's episode Niamh is joined via Skype by Dr.Doireann O'Leary as she talks about ways to help us all get through social distancing and self isolation. We're also joined by Gina and Karol of The Daly Dish as they talk us through their unbelievably romantic love story and new cookbook and Irish solo sailor Joan Mulloy joins us to talk pirate queen ancestry and how sailing is the perfect sport for social distancing!

Seascapes comes from Kinsale where the French solo Figaro Race has made a stopover. The race is one of the biggest sailing events in Europe & a a huge fixture on the French sporting calendar. Fergal Keane speaks to some of the sailors & organizers, including Irish solo sailor Joan Mulloy.

My guest on this podcast is Joan Mulloy, a professional solo sailor. The life of a professional solo sailor is difficult to imagine for us "landlubbers": Joan shares her time between gruelling training, and finding sponsors for her races. Even though Joan sails "solo", she says "we" all the time, as she has needed to surround herself with a wonderful team to manage her campaigns. When she's not battling rough seas, she is writing proposals, just like any business would.

In this episode of Three Things, we welcome Joan Mulloy, who is a professional offshore sailor and aims to be the first Irish woman to compete in the Vendee Globe - circumnavigating the globe, solo.Joan chose three things:Sleep - Determination - Risk

In this episode Abby Ehler is joined by Irish yachtswoman, Joan Molloy who has recently returned from competing in the La Solitaire URGO, a single handed multi-stage race, in a one design boat, with a total of 36 competitors of which 5 were women and 8 rookies.  Joan is the first Irish woman to compete in La Solitaire and shares her experiences of the race, what it's like to sail alone, the preparation and tactics and emotional challenge.  Joan's tells us why herultimate goal is to compete in the Vendee Globe Race. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcast visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports Radio is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of 2 million. WiSP Sports Radio is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.   

Global Ambitions for Irish Woman Joan Mulloy Joan Mulloy is a solo sailor from Mayo on the west coast of Ireland. She’s on top of her game, having done some serious races in the sport – like the Figaro last year where she was the first Irish woman to complete this race. She’s gearing up […]

Joan Mulloy has spent most of her life on the water. From her first memory of sailing–which is absolutely hilarious–to her decision to give up a good job and a relationship to become a professional sailor, Joan's story is one of constantly taking the path less traveled. Joan is currently the fleet captain at The Offshore Academy in Cowes on the Isle of Wight and is preparing for a solo sailing campaign which she hopes leads her to sailing in the solo, nonstop, race around the world that is the Vendee Globe in 2020. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/livesofadventure/message