Podcasts about mile swim

Guinness World-Record holder and Woman of the Year nominee, Jerrie Roberts, discusses the mindset and resilience required to become the oldest person ever to swim an Ice Mile, at 73. Jerrie shares her uplift, inspiration and long-held affinity with the sea.Jerrie Roberts:https://www.instagram.com/jerriemermaidhttps://www.facebook.com/jerrie.roberts.1865Presented by Stella Grace:stellagraceholistics.comIG: @stellagraceholistics/Facebook: Facebook PageKindaSound Radio:Catch The Gifts Within Adversity every second Friday at 11:00 UK on KindaSound Radio: KindaSound.orgListen to all Stella's episodes at kindasound.org/giftswithinadversityThe music we play on the radio is removed from podcast episodes due to copyright limitations.Follow KindaSound on Instagram and Facebook.Connect with the KindaSound team on Telegram: https://t.me/ksradioNew podcast episodes on the Tuesday after they air.

Bonnie returns for her THIRD interrogation and grilling by our intrepid podcast heroes to give a review of the 2023 Walmart OZ Mile Swim. The Walmart OZ Mile Swim is an open water race that offers participants and spectators a full weekend of fun in beautiful Northwest Arkansas with festivities centered around swimming. SwimTalk co-host Bob Button participated in the Mile Swim this past September after successfully eluding sharks, a crowded field, the frigid choppy waters of San Francisco Bay, and Alcatraz Island in his rear-view mirror in August. Bonnie and Bob share storytelling about the OZ Mile with some interesting behind-the-scenes tidbits. Join them!

Sadie joins us on Block Island and does her Mile Swim in the Great Salt Pond. We see Barbie. We chat about Salt, Multi-tasking, Museum Admission and Henrietta Lacks.  And the link between living to be 100 and being Askenazi. Like Louise Levy. Credits: Talent:  Tamsen Granger and Dan Abuhoff Special Guest: Sadie Abuhoff Engineer:  Ellie Suttmeier Art:  Zeke Abuhoff

Ultra-endurance athlete and clean seas activist Neil Agius landed in Ibiza yesterday after deciding to voluntarily abandon his world record crossing from mallorca after suffering multiple jellyfish stings. He encountered a swarm of jellyfish around the 46 km mark of the crossing in the Mallorca-Ibiza channel at around 01:00 am. After almost four hours, several stings and several attempts to resume the crossing, Agius's stings were too agonising for him to carry on his 100 mile swim to raise awareness of the UN treaty of the high seas. It is the first-ever legally binding global agreement of its kind and  provides a framework for environmental protections to biodiversity in international waters — which cover over 60% of the Earth's surface. Only 1.2% of the world's ocean areas are currently protected which he says it is not enough.  We caught up for a quick conversation  overlooking Dalt Vila and the World Unesco Heritage site that is also named due to  "the dense prairies of oceanic Posidonia (seagrass), an important endemic species found only in the Mediterranean basin, contain and support a diversity of marine life."    As we gazed over the Marine protected areas of Els Freus Marine Reserve which covers more than 13,000 hectares between the islands of Ibiza and Formentera, he admitted aborting the swim was not an east decision, "It is very sad to see all the hard work we put into this challenge come to such a premature conclusion.  I felt strong and ready to complete the journey, but fate had other plans." Neil says this is far from the end of his plans and will try again, probably next year. www.neilagius.com Neil on instagram

OPP Detective Sergeant Steve Coburn has been a member of the OPP for over 28 years and currently works as a Forensic Polygraph Examiner. He has taken on and completed the “Ice Mile Challenge". This is a challenge recognized by the International Ice Swimming Association (IISA) and it is swimming 1610 m in under 5 degrees Celsius water. This swim is considered one of the toughest swims on the planet. All funds raised were donated to Steve's food security charity "Compass Run For Food". This episode of the 10-5 podcast is produced and hosted by Scott Mills and Emily Brown.Music – “Line of Fire” by Jason Shaw available at Audionautix.com and used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.If you have any questions about this episode of the 10-5 Podcast, please email us at communications@oppa.ca

[Description from Bonnie's first visit to SwimTalk in Episode 30] An in-depth look at conceptualizing and developing an open water swimming event in the beautiful Ozark vacation area of Beaver Lake, Arkansas. Bonnie Adams has a 3 decade career in teaching swimming to all ages and abilities. A former HS and collegiate swimmer at the University of Arkansas, Bonnie has a passion for all swimming, but especially Masters and open water, and the SWIM OZ event on the last weekend of September every year is THE place to go for OW (open water) swimmers and their families. Email us at Swim Talk: swimtalk@outlook.com Links: https://www.ozmileswim.com/ https://www.midmarmile.co.za/ https://thejoysofswimming.com/about/ Music Credits: Beach Bum Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Last week I completed the hardest physical and mental challenge of my life... Ultraman Florida, a 3-day, 320-mile ultra triathlon. Rather than having one long episode for the race recap, I will be breaking this into 5 episodes as part of the series. This is the second episode of the Ultraman Florida race recap series which covers my thoughts and experience from Day 1, which consisted of a 6.2 mile swim & and a 90-mile bike ride. Next episode will share the Day 2 experience and lessons from biking 170 miles in less than 12 hours. If you found any value in this episode, leave a 5-star review! That will help more people become their best by seeing these episodes. Also, let's connect on Instagram and send me a text with your thoughts on the latest episode by texting me at 608-770-3437. Yep, I'll actually respond! :)

The GWR Editors open up their Christmas selection box to find the world's toughest earrings challenge, swimming through icy water and pooping in the nativity. Plus some classic "firsts" such as the first powered flight, the first land-speed record and the first humans in history to lose contact with the Earth. And a gorilla, that likes nipples...

In 2019 I completed a quadruple ironman with only eight weeks training to raise awareness of veterans suicide. Read 'Eating Smoke: One Man's Descent into Crystal Meth Psychosis in Hong Kong's Triad Heartland.' Paperback UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0993543944 Paperback US https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993543944 Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-veterans-to-tell-their-story https://paypal.me/TeamThrall Sign up for my NON-SPAM newsletter and FREE books: https://christhrall.com/mailing-list/ https://facebook.com/christhrall https://twitter.com/christhrall https://instagram.com/chris.thrall https://linkedin.com/in/christhrall https://youtube.com/christhrall https://christhrall.com

Melissa has completed the Epic 5 in Hawaii, 3 Ultraman triathlons, and is now the 1st female to have ever completed the UberMan, which she did in October - she also broke the swim record and smashed the previous course record by approximately 31 hours! During this episode we learn more about the details from the challenge, the high points, the low points, the support of crew members, what the finish was like and how she is getting back to ‘normal life’.  We have been following Melissa’s journey since February 2019, when Melissa did a Facebook Live for the Tough Girl Tribe - this was then turned into a Tough Girl Podcast EXTRA episode.  More about UberMan…. UberMan is the world's most challenging Ultra Triathlon.  The 556 mile course goes from the Mists of Avalon to the Snows of Mount Whitney.  Starting on Catalina Island, participants swim 21 miles in the open Pacific Ocean to the shores of Palos Verdes. The 400 mile bike route leaves the city of Angels and climbs 20,000 vertical feet before descending to Badwater basin, at 200 feet below sea level, the lowest point in North America. From Badwater, athletes run 135 miles  through Death Valley before ascending 13,000 feet to the trailhead @ Mt Whitney, the highest peak in the Continental United States. Show notes Back in Australia Who is Melissa More information about her background What Uberman is and why she wanted to do it Wanting to be the first female to complete the race Wanting  a different challenge 8 months to train Wanting to focus on running  Doing 5, 50K runs Doing a 60K run and a 100k run in training Overloading on one discipline a week Building fatigue  Why this training was so hard mentally  Needing to take a break  Dealing with the fatigue and starting to get sick The lead up to the race  The work that goes on behind the scenes The start line… Never thinking about the event as one big thing Swimming at night for the first time Starting to feel the cold Being sick during the swim and not being able to pee The hardest part of the swim The importance of having a good support team Splitting the support team into a day shift and a night shift  The first transition from the swim to the bike Riding on the roads and the Pacific Coast Highway!! Feeling angry and being aware of her emotions Sleeping for 2 hours was the sweet spot Planning on 5/6 days for the event Running through Death Valley Trying to figure out the approach for running over 200K Having your muscles seize up  Mount Whitney! Wanting to finish during the day! Having a few emotional moments towards the end Reaching the finish! Not being able to process the achievement! The documentary!  Adventure blues and transitioning back to normal life Post race recovery time What Melissa has learned over the years  A book?!!! The recovery  Final words of advice and top tips    Social Media Website - https://rangamel.wordpress.com  Instagram @rangamel  Facebook Melissa Urie  Twitter @rangamel  Read the race report here - RACE REPORT     

EPISODE 1 – Sunday 10th November 2019 – A 100 Mile Swim, Antarctic Krill and Into The Frozen South! A podcast documenting the Kent Scouts #ReQuest2021 Research Project all the way to Antarctica and back again! Interviews, Scouting historical links, events and research project work recorded along the way. PartRead More

Cindy Werhane tried to become the first person to swim all the way around Sauvie Island this week. She swam for 20 straight hours — and almost completed the loop — before she had to call it quits.

This past weekend I did my first dualathlon of 3 rounds of: 1 Mile Swim & 1 Mile Run This race definitely falls in my top 5 hardest races and I can't wait to share.  Then, let's finish it off with vacation chat. How do 2 personal trainers navigate vacation when it comes to fitness and nutrition? Like? Let me know! Questions? Kindal@fitwomensweekly.net or Instagram.com/TrainerKindal  

Cherie Gruenfeld is a 18-time winner of the Ironman Triathlon. She holds 13 world titles. For those who don't know what the Ironman entails, it is: A 2.4 Mile Swim 112 Mile Bicycle Ride 26.2 Mile Run (Marathon) Cherie will be 75 in July and she now runs the 70.3 Triathlons (that's half of the above) and will be doing FIVE of those this year! This was truly one of the best interviews we've gotten to do. Angela and I, perhaps because we've trained for a half-marathon together and because Angela's family includes some competitive cyclers, were just mesmerized by what Cherie has accomplished athletically. Beyond that though, she has such a quiet confidence and passion for her sport. She has carried that passion into a non-profit foundation for at-risk kids in San Bernadino county called Exceeding Expectations. Come listen to a great Super Ager example, and someone who is living a happier, longer life! Cherie Gruenfeld  

In this back-to-our-roots episode, the 1068 Pubcasters welcome Earnshaw as we do a 3-player Mad Lib the News and a Freedom's Pub Trivials. Meanwhile, Milliardo works on his mad rapping skills, Milliardo and Freedom both break something, Earnshaw announces the new sister podcast, and Corallus puts out an add for new friends in his dropbox.Pubcasters: Corallus, Earnshaw, Freedom, MilliardoFeatured Segments:Lyrical Liquor IntrosMad Lib the NewsNew Sister Podcast AnnouncementA New Full-Length Pub SongFreedom's Pub TrivialsShow Notes:Mad Lib the News Articles -  SPOILERS!Earnshaw's 1st, Experior (globalnews.ca)Freedom's 1st, Lawmakers Fixing our Teens (cnn.com)Corallus's 1st, Jersey Energy (mycentraljersey.com)Earnshaw's 2nd, Unusual Goodwill Donation (nbcnewyork.com)*Freedom's 2nd, Token Austrailian Article (au.news.yahoo.com)Corallus's 2nd, EXISTENTIAL CRISIS! (nytimes.com)Earnshaw's 3rd, Employee Gift Ideas (nbc26.com)Freedom's 3rd, Obligatory Butt Stuff (menshealth.com)Corallus's 3rd, 200-Mile Swim (bbc.com)Booze Reviews PodcastBug Killing Salt Shotgun (youtube)Definition of a Sandwich (dictionary.com)*This article did, appropriately, note their error, pointed out in the show by Corallus