In this episode, I sit down with Michael Jenkins, an extraordinary endurance runner, to uncover the stories behind his remarkable feats and the motivations that drive him. We dive into his 100-mile run down Barry promenade, known as The Prom 100, and his ambitious plans for the upcoming Wildhorse 200. Beyond the miles, Michael opens up about his complex relationship with his father, how it shaped him as a dad, and the deeper reasons behind why he runs. This conversation is a raw and inspiring look at resilience, self-discovery, and the transformative power of running.

In this episode of The Adventure Athletes Podcast, I sit down with Terry Rosoman, founder of Rokman, to explore the fascinating world of pushing boundaries and building mental resilience. From his hilarious yet impressive GPX "cock and balls" world record to his philosophy on setting audacious challenges, Terry shares his journey of turning the absurd into the extraordinary. We dive deep into the tools and strategies he uses to cultivate mental toughness, the importance of humor in overcoming adversity, and how embracing discomfort can lead to personal growth.

Get ready for an inspiring and entertaining conversation that will leave you motivated to tackle your own challenges, no matter how unconventional they may seem!

In this episode of The Adventure Athletes Podcast, I sit down with Lizzie Gatherer to dive deep into the world of endurance challenges. We explore the accessibility of Fastest Known Times (FKTs) and how they inspire athletes of all levels. Lizzie shares her insights and tactics for conquering Back Yard Ultras, including her incredible achievement of completing 50 yards. Plus, we discuss her preparation and mindset for tackling the WildHorse 200. Whether you're an ultra-running enthusiast or just curious about what it takes to push past physical and mental limits, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice.