HeyJaredEndurance
Welcome to the Endurance podcast with Mark Beaumont, where I am joined by co-host Martin Mansell and friends to meet athletes, sports scientists and community builders who all have relatable stories and wise words to say on the topic of going further.
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Ed Clancy OBE - Olympic gold to Active Travel (opens the original)
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Edward Clancy OBE is widely celebrated as one of the most successful team pursuit riders in history. He won three consecutive Olympic gold medals in the team pursuit (Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio 2016) and an Omnium bronze in 2012. These days he qualifies success as something very different - in supporting active travel across South Yorkshire. The Yorkshire special series for the Endurance podcast was arranged as co-host Martin Mansell prepared to race 2000 miles around England for a new World
Leigh Timmis - cycling the world and chasing record helped me to help others (opens the original)
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From pedalling 44,000 miles around the world to breaking 2 major ultra endurance cycling world records, Leigh Timmis has established a reputation not just for his pedalling prowess, but his incredible reflections on mental health and mindset. The Yorkshire special series for the Endurance podcast was arranged as co-host Martin Mansell prepared to race 2000 miles around England for a new World Record in support of Yorkshire Children Charity and Rob Burrows Foundation. Filmed by Reuben Mantle and
Eorl Crabtree - lessons from rugby league (opens the original)
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Eorl Crabtree is a rugby league legend, from playing for England to his Super League club team Huddersfield Giants. Eorl is now the Managing Director of League 1 club Midlands Hurricanes. A proud Yorkshireman and great supporter of the various charity rides by Martin Mansell over the years The Yorkshire special series for the Endurance podcast was arranged as Martin Mansell prepared to race 2000 miles around England for a new World Record in support of Yorkshire Children Charity and Rob Burrows
Mitch Hutchcraft - England to Everest (opens the original)
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Mitch Hutchcraft swam the 35km width (21 miles) of the English Channel, cycled about 12,000 km (7,456 miles) from Europe to Digha in India. He then ran 900km (559 miles) to Kathmandu in Nepal, before starting his 360km (223-mile) trek to Everest. Worth also getting a hold of Mitch’s new book ‘Limitless’ Recorded live at the Kendal Mountain Festival in London in front of a live audience by Tom Grundy with support from Reuben Mantle Made in partnership with Enjoy Travel and co-hosted by Martin Man
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