Swimming the English Channel (La Manche) with Claire Brumby
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Swimming the English Channel (La Manche) with Claire Brumby
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About this listen
In this inspirational and exciting episode Pat Kelman is joined by Business Coach and cross-channel swimmer Claire Brumby. During a far-ranging conversation they talk about confidence, breaking out of comfort zones, swimming in a relay team from Dover to Calais, and Pat comes to terms with allowing listeners to hear more of "him" in the conversations.
We also hear a letter from a listener in Minnesota and our Review of the Week.
Episode Topics- Episode introduction [0:45]
- Listener's Letters [2:45]
- Review of the Week [4.55]
- Claire's start in cold water swimming [5.50]
- First experience out of a wetsuit [9:20]
- Getting out of our comfort zones [17:50]
- Pat's podcast "existential crisis"[20:20]
- Recapturing the feelings [25:25]
- Swimming the Channel [28:00]
- What the experience has done for Claire [38:35]
- Contacting Claire [43:00]
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- Claire Brumby on Instagram
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