Podcasts about sir chris bonington

Hello beautiful people On today's podcast we have the wonderful Joe Bonington. Joe is the founder of Joe's Basecamp and Australia's leading Strength and Conditioning specialist in outdoor wilderness and adventure sports and activities. Joe helps adventurers, extreme athletes and ordinary people achieve their goals and dreams such as skiing to the North Pole, running the Sahara, Gobi and Atacama deserts, swimming the English channel, kayaking rivers hundreds of kilometres from source to sea, and competing in ultramarathon events. Significantly, Joe has trained more Everest Summiteers than any other Australian. Joe writes for magazines such as Australian Geographic Adventure, has featured on several TV programs, runs corporate programs and is an experienced speaker and storyteller. Joe is also an ambassador for the Australian Himalayan Foundation and passionate about helping the mountain people of the Himalayas with initiatives around education, health, conservation and climate change.What I personally love about this conversation is Joe's vulnerability in sharing his story. Joe is the son of a famous mountaineer, Sir Chris Bonington, and though Joe deeply respected his father and his achievements, Joe came to lose his way in his younger years through the effects of having a famous father on him and his family; finding relief through drugs, alcohol and petty crime. Joe's story is certainly one from breakdown to breakthrough, and I think such an important real world example of the possibility of choosing a new path in every moment of your life. At any point you have led yourself and/or others down the ‘wrong' path, there is always the opportunity to lead yourself and others down the ‘right' one. I read recently that the Ego fears you ever experiencing a crisis, because a crisis propels you further than the limitations of safety and comfort that the Ego creates for you, and it is in these moments of crisis that we come to face who we truly are, outside of the cages, we recognise that the Ego is simply a form of constraint, it is an illusion, and it is not you.I would love to shout out 'redwinesuccess' leaving an Apple Podcast Review sharing that they ‘loved listening to the guests share their raw, relatable and inspiring thoughts and stories.' In a similar way, if you are enjoying this podcast, please rate, review, subscribe, share with friends and family, become part of the To Be Human Collective, and enjoy this conversation with the lovely Joe Bonington.Connect with MeMindset Coaching | https://www.jennahlouise.com.auInstagram Personal | https://www.instagram.com/jennah_louiseConnect with JoeInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/joethebucketlistcoach Facebook | ​​https://www.facebook.com/JoesBasecamp Website | https://joesbasecamp.com.au

This week a snowy special: Lucy Foley takes us to the Scottish Highlands in her chilling crime thriller ‘The Hunting Party’.    Robert introduces Red to a comedy classic set on the slopes of a Himalayan mountain.    Sir Chris Bonington shares some of his own, real life, tales from the snowy peaks.   And we discover more about another cool customer at home in winter conditions – the robin.

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Still climbing in his ninth decade – and with nearly 30 first ascents under his belt – Sir Chris Bonington's appetite for adventure has made him both a trailblazer and a mainstay of the mountaineering community. This conversation spans the peaks and valleys of a life well lived, and offers insight, humour and pathos. From an unsuccessful boyhood attempt on Snowdon to breaking new ground on distant Himalayan summits, Chris shares his hard-won wisdom on triumph, tragedy and the ingredient he calls ‘the most important thing in life'.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-adventure-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Bonington is the founder of Joe's Basecamp, a highly specialised training gym on Sydney's Northern Beaches. The master adventure fitness trainer and son of legendary British mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington has been helping people to achieve amazing goals for almost 20 years. His gift is to help ordinary people to unlock their full potential to achieve things they never thought possible. On this episode Joe talks about his training philosophy, the right mindset and how juggling and doing handstands are a great way to enhance your performance level. He also shares his darker past and the moment he decided to fill his life with purpose and share his guidance to help others become the best possible version of themselves. This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Justin Walker (Editor Australian Geographic Adventure) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you ready to climb into the heart of Sir Chris Bonington? Extreme Mountaineer, International Best selling Author and Lecturer who has received an OBE and Knighthood for his services to Mountaineering. He gives us a raw insight into his mental endurance, how he heals and recovers after deep losses in his life and how he has triumphed grief to find deep love in his 80s. A very moving and special insight into the Mountain Man who opens his heart out to you. Be ready for an emotional ride.... Its raw and powerful. At the end of the interview, Sheba offers powerful insights and takeaways that must not be missed. So grateful you are taking time to listen to this podcast and being part of this community. If there is anything that resonated with you, do rate and leave a review on Apple Podcast, and follow the show on Spotify or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. To learn more about Sir Chris Bonington offerings go to:: http://www.bonington.com Connect with me on: Website: https://www.inner-reflections.com/ Email: shebabk@inner-reflections.com Inner Reflections by Sheba Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inner_reflections_by_sheba/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InnerReflectionsbySheba/ Sheba Bashir Kichloo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shebabashirkichloo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShebaBashirKichloo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shebabkichloo Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/sheba-bashir-kichloo

Sir Chris Bonington (85) talks us through his incredible adventures and outstanding career in the highest mountains in the world, including Everest, Annapurna and The Eiger; and explains what drove him to re-ascend the Old Man of Hoy sea stack more recently at aged 80. A life filled with adventures.

Is fear holding you back from living your best life? In this episode of The Spencer Lodge Podcast, Sir Chris Bonington talks about fear. Fear isn’t something you should avoid, it’s a signal you need to acknowledge. That is the first step in overcoming whatever you’re afraid of. This episode of my podcast was INCREDIBLE – I got to meet my childhood hero and an incredibly strong person. Tune in to the latest episode now.

Famed mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington reflects on a life spent living on the edge. From his seminal ascent of the north wall of the Eigur in 1962 to the south face of Annapurna and Everest expeditions that saw him lose friends and fellow climbers to the mountain, Bonington's love for climbing always eclipsed the perilous risks that come with the territory. As he looks back on his storied career, Sir Chris explains where this passion comes from, and tells us about the time he was convinced that his number was up. 

21/12/2019: Journalist, editor and broadcaster Mark Lomas' review of the incredible memoir Ascent by mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington took us to colder climes and new heights of appreciation for mountaineering, climbing, and a ‘life lived on the edge’.

During this episode Michael Costello (Workplace Evolution Director based in Lancaster) meets with Britain's favourite mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington - who was not only the first to scale the South West face of Everest but also the Old Man of Hoy at the age of 80! The interview explores where Chris'ss motivation and drive comes from - as well as his thoughts on ageism in the workplace. If you think that its "Game Over" for you in middle age then this is the podcast for you - keep in mind he is now 85 and does not let age become a barrier! We also explore leadership on Everest - the importance of varying leadership styles and remaining calm under the pressure of Everest's "Death Zone"! Sir Chris also provides a facinating and honest critique of one of the worlds greatest explorers Sir Ranulph Fiennes! Lastly....he provides a direct message to politicians on brexit and the environment! We have two copies of Chris's book "Ascent" to give away so please like and share the podcast to be in with a chance of winning! Podcast Notes: Sir Chris Bonnington Website: https://www.bonington.com/ Chris Bonington Twitter Account: https://twitter.com/chrisbonington?lang=en If you enjoyed the podcast please like and share! If you would like to be on the podcast and have great business insights to share get in touch at admin@workplaceevolution. Thank-you for listening! You can find out more about us at the following addresses: Website: www.workplaceevolution.co.uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/workplaceevol Michael Costello's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcostellooccpsych1/ The Workplace Evolution podcast is brought to you by Workplace Evolution Ltd - The Natural Selection For Workplace Solutions! Michael Costello is the Managing Director of Workplace Evolution based in Lancaster, UK. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jointheevolution/message

Britain’s greatest mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington talks to Paul Blezard about his career spanning six decades of climbing peaks, across all continents. He has undertaken nineteen Himalayan expeditions, including four to Mount Everest which he climbed in 1985 at the age of fifty, and has made many first ascents in the Alps and greater ranges … Continue reading Sir Chris Bonington in Conversation: Stanfords Travel Writers Festival 2019

Britain's greatest mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington talks to Paul Blezard about his career spanning six decades of climbing peaks, across all continents. He has undertaken nineteen Himalayan expeditions, including four to Mount Everest which he climbed in 1985 at the age of fifty, and has made many first ascents in the Alps and greater ranges … Continue reading Sir Chris Bonington in Conversation: Stanfords Travel Writers Festival 2019

An extended interview with legendary climber Sir Chris Bonington.

High Pike in the Lake District is far from the highest peak Sir Chris Bonington has scaled yet from its summit he can see some of the most magnificent views in the Northern Fells and the place he calls home. Helen Mark attempts to keep up with one of the UK's most renowned mountaineers as they climb High Pike together and discovers, not just his incredible story of love and loss but also his passion for the area of Caldbeck itself.

The 2015 Annual Benefit Dinner is the American Alpine Club's biggest and most anticipated event of the year. In this recorded interview, adventure journalist Jim Clash interviews mountaineering legends Sir Chris Bonington and Ueli Steck. Near the end, Reinhold Messner asks Ueli Steck about the reason that the fight broke out on Mt. Everest in 2013.