The Jake Dearden Podcast
The Jake Dearden Podcast explores high performance in sports, featuring conversations with top athletes about training, recovery, nutrition, and mindset. Host Jake Dearden also delves into the personal stories behind the athletes, discussing their journeys, setbacks, and lessons learned.
Episodes
WHAT IS XENOM? | Keith Barlow | Ep 70
In this episode, Jake sits down with Keith Barlow, founder of XENOM, to discuss the future of functional fitness and his ambition to build a competition that combines strength, power, endurance and gymnastics across 10 events in two days.We discuss how XENOM works, its Elite Performance Index scoring system, the influence of HYROX and CrossFit, major investors, athlete development and the vision t
The Truth About Life in the HYROX Elite 15 | Lucy Procter | Ep 69
Lucy Proctor opens up about life as an Elite 15 HYROX athlete, from qualifying for the world’s best field and chasing faster running times, to the mental challenges that come with training at the highest level.We talk about her autism and ADHD diagnosis, anxiety around training, race-day tactics, recovery, fueling, losing and regaining her menstrual cycle, PMDD, and the lessons she’s learned from
Ross Edgley: The Science of Suffering & How Far Can the Human Body Really Go? | Ross Edgley | Ep 68
Ross Edgley joins us for an incredible conversation about extreme endurance, human performance and what it really takes to push beyond your perceived limits.From swimming around Great Britain and Iceland to surviving hallucinations, brutal conditions and extraordinary physical challenges, Ross shares the science and psychology behind his adventures.We discuss pain versus purpose, training smarter,
From Geordie Shore to Building a Barbering Business Empire | Sam Rascals | Ep 67
This week, Jake sits down with Sam Rascals (Samuel Bentham) to discuss his journey from barbering and Geordie Shore to becoming a successful content creator and entrepreneur.Sam opens up about going viral on TikTok, building multiple businesses, launching his own haircare brand, the realities of running barber shops and what it really takes to turn social media attention into a business.They also
Jonny Brownlee on Olympic Glory, Retirement & the Cost of Elite Sport | Jonny Brownlee | Ep 66
Jonny Brownlee joins the podcast just days after announcing his retirement from professional triathlon. We talk about growing up alongside Alistair, cycling to school, building an enormous training base, Olympic preparation, recovery, nutrition and what it really takes to compete at the highest level. Jonny also opens up about Rio 2016, the race he wishes he had approached differently, the heat ex
How to Run Better, Get Stronger & Avoid Injury | Dr Chris Bramah | Ep 65
Dr Chris Bramah joins Jake Dearden to break down the science behind running performance, injury prevention and becoming a more resilient runner. From running technique and cadence to strength training, calf and Achilles injuries, warm-ups, recovery, nutrition and some of the biggest myths in running, Chris shares what he has learned from working with elite athletes across athletics and professiona
Talking Fitness with Alfie Manthorpe, Danny Rae & Andy Butchart | Ep 64
Four lads, absolutely no script, and way too many subjects.Danny Rae, Alfie Manthorpe and Andy Butchart chat running, HYROX, the Bob Graham Round, World Championships, AI, military life, jungle warfare, ultra running, biohacking, sleep, crazy endurance challenges and everything in between.New episodes every Tuesday & Friday. 00:00 — The Boys Are Back12:00 — HYROX, Running & World Records24
The Brutal Reality of Chasing an Olympic Dream | Stuart Stokes | Ep 63
Olympian Stuart Stokes joins the podcast to talk about the reality of elite athletics — from obsessive training and marginal gains to Olympic qualification, injury, failure and the sacrifices required to compete at the highest level.Stu opens up about his journey to the Olympics, his relentless approach to training, self-belief, family life, recovery, nutrition and why sometimes giving everything
How Olympic Athletes Actually Train for Speed | Ben Simons | Ep 62
Former Olympic bobsleigh athlete and elite performance coach Ben Simons joins the podcast to break down what it really takes to become fast, powerful and explosive.We talk about his journey from track & field into Olympic bobsleigh, hitting 97mph on ice, training alongside some of the world's strongest athletes, Olympic highs and lows, and his transition into coaching.Ben also explains how to
Money, Business, Family & Ambition | George Heaton & Michael Heaton | Ep 61
George Heaton and Michael Heaton sit down for an honest, unfiltered conversation about building a brand from scratch, dealing with failure, staying hungry, money, success, creativity, training, family and what it really takes to keep pushing.From the early days of selling jeans and Chelsea boots to the evolution of 247, nobody believing in the vision, and why they still don't see a finish line - t
From Calorie Deficits to Marathons | Holly Brooks | Ep 60
Holly Brooks joins us for a candid conversation about fitness, running, social media and making the huge decision to leave Manchester for Los Angeles.We talk about her journey from calorie-deficit content to building Stronger Society, discovering a love for running, marathon training, the reality of moving abroad, loneliness and finding a new community - plus the lessons she's learned from buildin
How Hunter McIntyre Became a World Champion | Hunter McIntyre | Ep 59
Hunter McIntyre is one of the most fascinating athletes in the world, a 10x world champion who went from addiction and rehab to becoming a dominant force in endurance and HYROX.In this episode, Hunter opens up about his lowest point, his transformation into an elite athlete, the rise of HYROX, how he approaches training, his mindset around winning, his controversial views on nutrition, and what co
Anna Archer on Burnout, ADHD & Building Her Own Brand | Ep 58
Anna Archer joins us for a brutally honest conversation about building a career online, turning a run club into her own brand, taking equity in a business, leaving Gymshark, and learning how to balance ambition with actually enjoying life.We also talk running, injury, burnout, moving to Australia, her autism and ADHD diagnosis, and what it really takes to build something of your own.New episodes e
The Truth About Running a 2:29 Marathon | Becky Briggs | Ep 57
Becky Briggs joins us to talk about her journey from discovering running as a nine-year-old to becoming a 2:29 marathon runner and GB international. We get into elite marathon training, her first marathon disaster, injury and nutrition, learning to run sustainably, the pressure of chasing performance, her first 50K ultra, and why being happy might matter more than running your fastest ever time.Ne
The Science Behind Getting Fitter, Faster & More Efficient | Reece Barclay | Ep 56
In this episode, we dive deep into the science and practice of endurance performance — from starting sport at a young age and discovering swimming at 13, to VO2 max, efficiency, training intensity, nutrition, hydration and heat adaptation.We also explore why working harder isn't always the answer, how to structure training effectively, and the key principles athletes can use to improve performance
Could Luke Greer Become a World Champion? | Luke Greer | Ep 55
Luke joins us for a conversation about his journey from football into elite running, the decision that changed his sporting path, and his experience of competing and training in the US.We talk scholarships, cross-country, track, brutal training, racing pressure, marathon preparation, learning how to win, and the mindset required to keep pushing when the goal is to become the best possible athlete.
Can You Be a Doctor AND an Elite Athlete? | Saskia Millard | Ep 54
Saskia is a full-time doctor, elite HYROX athlete and lifelong runner — and in this episode we get into how she balances high-level training with a demanding medical career.We talk about her journey from running at nine years old to competing at an elite level, the impact of stress fractures and RED-S, strength training, nutrition, the female menstrual cycle, performance pressure, and what it's re
First Woman Sub-60 in HYROX: Training & Injury Comeback | Meg Jacoby | Ep 53
In this episode, HYROX World Champion Meg Jacoby shares her journey from NCAA Division 1 distance runner to becoming the first woman to break the 60-minute mark in HYROX. She breaks down her training routine—including double threshold days, high-volume cycling, and heat adaptation—and opens up about overcoming back surgery and a severe knee injury. Meg also discusses quitting her engineering job a
How to Go From a Good Runner to an Elite Runner | Alfie Manthorpe | Ep 52
In this episode, we break down the reality of reaching an elite level - from consistency, high mileage and recovery to genetics, running drills, mindset, super shoes, double-threshold training and heat training.We also get into the demands of being a full-time professional runner, HYROX training, shoe rotation, and why doing more isn't always about running harder.New episodes every Tuesday & W
I Quit My Career For HYROX | Sean Noble | Ep 51
Sean Noble joins the podcast to break down what it really takes to become one of the world's best HYROX athletes.We discuss why he left his legal career to go all-in on HYROX, how he coaches himself, the biggest mistakes athletes make in training, race strategy, running performance, wall balls, sled work, injury setbacks before the World Championships, and the mindset required to compete at the El
CrossFit vs HYROX | Noah Ohlsen | Ep 50
CrossFit Games legend Noah Ohlsen joins the podcast to discuss his incredible 15-year career, transitioning into HYROX, balancing elite competition with family life, and why winning isn't everything.We dive into the differences between CrossFit and HYROX, training for longevity, the mindset behind competing at the highest level, the sacrifices elite athletes make, and what's next for Noah after co
Can You Be Strong AND Fast? | Fergus Crawley | Ep 49
Fergus Crawley joins the podcast to break down what it really takes to become a hybrid athlete. From lifting 500lbs and running a sub-5-minute mile to completing Ironmans and ultramarathons, Fergus shares the training, mindset, and sacrifices behind his incredible achievements.We also dive into his powerful journey through depression, purpose, men's mental health, and why vulnerability became his
Olympian to co-founder of HYROX | Mo Fuerste | Ep 48
In this episode, Jake Dearden sits down with HYROX co-founder and three-time Olympian Mo Fuerste to discuss the story behind HYROX, how it became a global fitness phenomenon, his Olympic career, the future of the sport, and much more.Episodes out every Tuesday & Friday. 00:00 Meet HYROX Co-Founder Mo Fürste05:15 The Origin Story of HYROX14:30 Designing the Perfect Race Format24:45 Why HYROX Ne
The Reality of Marathon Training & Overcoming Failure | Calum Goddard | Ep 47
In this episode, we sit down with podcast host, content creator, and runner Calum Goddard. Callum shares his journey transition from behind-the-scenes producer on The Fellas Podcast to stepping in front of the camera and documenting his personal fitness and running journey.New episodes out every Tuesday & Friday.00:00 - Intro04:35 - From Producing The Fellas Podcast to Being On-Screen 07:15 -
How I Came Back From RED-S | Jake Smith | Ep 46
Elite marathon runner Jake Smith opens up about running a 2:11 marathon to battling an eating disorder, RED-S, stress fractures, and dangerously low testosterone, Jake shares the reality behind elite endurance sport. We discuss the obsession with being lighter, the physical and mental consequences of under-fuelling, how he rebuilt his health, and why he's now happier and running better than ever.N
Imogen Boddy - #45
British ultra runner Imogen Boddy joins the podcast to share her incredible journey from team sports in Yorkshire to breaking records in some of the world's toughest endurance events.We dive into her 77-hour Speed Project record from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, running John O'Groats to Land's End, completing the National Three Peaks the hard way, and the mindset required to keep moving when your bod
Phil Sesemann - #44
Olympic marathon runner Phil Sesemann joins us on the podcast to talk about what it takes to compete at the highest level while balancing life as an elite athlete and NHS doctor.We dive into marathon training, race preparation, mindset, recovery, the realities of professional running, and the lessons Phil has learned on his journey to the Olympics.15% off 247 Represent - Use code: JAKE247https://u
Shauna Coxsey - #43
Olympian, World Champion and professional climber Shauna Coxsey joins the podcast to share her incredible journey from discovering climbing at just 3 years old to becoming one of the most successful climbers in the world.We dive into the reality of competing at the highest level, the sacrifices required to become World No.1, the impact of climbing entering the Olympics, overcoming injuries, mother
Anya Culling - #42
In this episode, Jake Dearden sits with Anya Culling to discuss her incredible journey from running a 4:34 marathon to representing England with a 2:34 personal best.We dive into the health challenges she overcame, the mindset that fueled her transformation, lessons on nutrition and RED-S, social media, chasing big goals, Ironman training, and what it really takes to perform at your best.00:00 – I
James Warnock - #41
James Warnock joins the podcast to share his journey from working at PwC to building SAP, one of the fastest-growing brands in the running space. We discuss grief, social media, entrepreneurship, endurance sport, building community, and what it really takes to create a business from scratch.00:00 Introduction 02:25 Losing His Dad & A New Perspective on Life04:00 Working at PwC & The Corpor
Jake Wightman - #40
Jake Wightman joins the podcast to share the journey from growing up in a family of elite runners to becoming the 2022 World Champion over 1500m. We dive into his upbringing, being coached by his dad, signing his first Nike contract, Olympic experiences, brutal training sessions, sponsorships, injuries, the business side of athletics, and his mission to bring runners together through his coffee br
Michael Murray - #39
Michael Murray is the CEO of Frasers Group, board member of Hugo Boss, HYROX World Championship qualifier, and a sub-3-hour marathon runner.In this episode, we dive into Michael's journey from building businesses at university to leading one of the biggest retail groups in the world. We discuss fitness, leadership, HYROX, marathon training, building Everlast Gyms, managing pressure, balancing fami
Hercules Nicolaou - #38
Hercules Nicolaou joins the podcast to share the incredible story behind his 1,200km run across Greece, averaging 85km per day for 14 days. We dive into ultrarunning, entrepreneurship, mental resilience, building a successful business, overcoming self-doubt, and the lessons learned when everything goes wrong. 00:00 Intro01:00 The 1,200km Greece Challenge Explained05:25 Training While Working Full-
Paige Dana Summerton - #37
Paige Dana joins the podcast to share her journey from professional dancer to content creator, coach, marathon runner, HYROX athlete, and Ironman finisher.We dive into how she built a fitness career online, trained for her first marathon, learned to swim as an adult for an Ironman, balanced coaching with high-level competition, and developed the mindset needed to chase elite performance.00:00 Intr
Faisal Abdullah - #36
HYROX MC Faisal Abdullah (Mr PMA) joins the podcast for an honest conversation about positivity, confidence, fatherhood, mental health, and the incredible growth of HYROX. We dive into Faisal's journey from being a movie extra and Barry's Bootcamp instructor to becoming one of the most recognisable voice in fitness. He shares powerful lessons on resilience, grief, mindset, social media, and why po
Theo Baker - #35
Theo Baker joins Jake Dearden to talk about his 12-year journey on YouTube, building successful podcasts, dealing with burnout, and turning content creation into a full-time career. We discuss dropping out of university, the evolution of YouTube, and how fitness transformed his life.We also explore Theo's journey into running, triathlon, Hyrox, marathon training, Ironman preparation, injury setbac
Holly Archer - #34
Holly Archer joins Jake Dearden to share her incredible journey from getting detention after a school cross-country race to becoming a European silver medallist and one of the most respected endurance athletes in the UK.We dive into her experience in America, missing out on the Olympics by the smallest of margins, life as a professional runner, altitude training, sponsorships, Hyrox, and what it r
Sam Griffiths - #33
On todays episode we sit down with Sam Griffiths. In this episode, we dive into his training, nutrition, recovery, mindset, injury prevention, and how he rapidly lost 110lbs. We also discuss his weekly mileage, marathon-specific workouts, building accountability and the lessons he's learned chasing peak performance. 00:00 – Intro05:30 – Gaming & Health Issues 12:45 – Falling in Love With Endur
Gabriella Moriarty - #32
Gabby Moriarty joins the podcast to share her journey from a young athletics athlete in Northampton to becoming one of the UK's top HYROX competitors.We dive into her running background, marathon success, the coaches who shaped her career, why she stepped away from competitive running, and how she eventually found her way into HYROX. Gabby also opens up about resilience, training alone, competing
Joshua Charnley - #31
Rugby league star Josh opens up on the highs and lows of his career, from being dropped at 14 to becoming one of the sport’s top try scorers. We talk mental resilience, family, autism, training, recovery, switching to rugby union, losing the love for the game, and finding it again at Leigh Leopards.00:00 – Intro02:31 – Growing Up in Leigh & Discovering Rugby06:12 – Getting Dropped by Wigan at
Red Bull Coach Jack Birch - #30 - The Jake Dearden Podcast
Jack Birch is a strength & conditioning coach at the Red Bull Athlete Performance Center, working with some of the best athletes in the world - from Olympians and skaters to endurance athletes and world champions.In this episode we discuss elite performance, recovery, genetics vs hard work, burnout, confidence, injury rehab, and what really separates good athletes from great ones. Jack also sh
Andrew Butchart & Alfie Manthorpe - #29
Olympian Andy Butchart and elite runner Alfie Manthorpe joins the podcast to talk marathon disasters, Olympic Village stories, altitude camps, elite running culture, Hyrox potential, and building a new running community in Manchester. From sh*tting yourself mid-race to chasing Olympic dreams.00:00 – Intro 08:00 – Olympic Village stories, Rio & Tokyo experiences16:00 – Marathon disasters, injur
James Kelly - #28
In this episode James Kelly joins the podcast to talk about his rise from Aussie Rules football to becoming one of the world’s top HYROX athletes. We dive into elite training, mindset, pressure, coaching, race strategy, Melbourne lows, World Championship goals, and what really happens behind the scenes in professional HYROX. 00:00 – Intro05:11 – Building an elite aerobic engine as a teenager07:14
Cassia Clarke - #27 - The Jake Dearden Podcast
In this episode, we sit down with Cassia, an ultra runner who completely transformed her life after discovering running during lockdown. From struggling with confidence and losing over 100 pounds, to running marathons and 100km ultras. We discuss the success, the deeper story with burnout, social media pressure, and the decision to walk away from it all for an entire year.00:00 – Intro04:30 – Lock
Charlie Botterill & Jonathan Bullough - #26
In this episode, HYROX Elite 15 athlete Charlie Botterill joins Jake Dearden and coach Jonathan Bullough for a deep dive into what it really takes to compete at the top level of hyrox racing. From Charlie’s journey from pro cycling in France to becoming one of the UK’s fastest HYROX athletes, this episode covers race tactics, movement efficiency, training philosophy, mindset, recovery, and the sma
William Goodge - #25
Ultra runner Will Goodge joins the podcast to break down what it’s really like running across America and Australia, averaging nearly 70 miles a day, surviving on minimal sleep, dealing with accusations of cheating, and pushing the limits of human endurance.00:00 – Intro04:00 – Running across America: 3,000+ miles 11:00 – Nutrition, recovery & surviving 16-hour days16:00 – Team dynamics, break
Ultra Runner & UTMB winner - Tom Evans - #24
In this episode, Jake Dearden joins ultra runner Tom Evans to break down his insane journey from the Army to winning UTMB. We dive into his mindset, training secrets, heat prep, hybrid fitness, and why chasing perfection might be holding you back. This episode is packed with elite-level insights on endurance, mental resilience, and performing when it really counts. 00:00 – Intro01:15 – First Race
Mary McCarthy - #23
In this episode, Jake Dearden sits down with Mary Mccarthy to talk about her journey from competitive swimming to elite running breaking down her first marathon success, the chaos of the Speed Project, and the mindset behind her “Beat the Boys” movement. We dive into training strategies, injuries, triathlons, and what it really takes to push limits at the highest level.00:00 – Intro09:00 – First m
Danny Rae - #22 - The Jake Dearden Podcast
In this episode, Jake Dearden sits down with Danny Rae to talk about his incredible journey from serving 12 years in the British Army to becoming one of the fastest-rising names in HYROX.We dive into how the Army shaped Danny’s mindset, discipline, and mental toughness and how those traits helped him go from a 1:18 HYROX Pro debut to running sub-58 in less than a year. Danny opens up about militar
London Marathon 2026 with Alfie Manthorpe, Hugo Fry & Jake Dearden
In this Episode we discuss the London Marathon 2026 with elite runner Alfie Manthorpe and championship marathon runner Hugo Fry who are aiming to get a 2h15m and 2h09m30s in the upcoming London Marathon. 00:00 – Intro 02:15 – Championship vs Elite Start Explained 04:18 – Carb Loading & Pre-Race Nutrition Talk 08:59 – Shakeout Runs, Drills & Race Morning Routine 14:21 – Race Goals &
Coach Jonathan Bullough - #20
Todays Podcast episode is with Jake Deardens long time coach Jonathan Bullough.Jonathan Bullough is a movement specialist who’s spent over a decade refining how people train, move, and recover. From the art of perfect movement to the philosophy of never losing, only learning, Jon shares the principles that have shaped his coaching and his life. The pair unpack what it truly takes to stay pain-free
Michael Heaton - #19
In this episode, we sit down with Michael Heaton to dive deep into his journey from a shy, creative kid to co-founding one of the UK’s biggest fashion brands. He opens up about the early days of building the business, the reality of scaling to a global level, and why he still works harder than ever despite success. We also get into his mindset, fitness routine, creative process, and even some wild
Kieran Reilly - #018
Todays Podcast Guest is Olympic silver medalist and Red Bull athlete Kieran Reilly. Kieran Reilly breaks down the reality of elite BMX-ing, from the Paris Olympics to pushing limits in a high-risk sport. He also shares how he trains like a hybrid athlete and why being willing to fail is key to improving and avoiding regret. 00:00 Intro05:30 Journey into pro BMX09:40 The reality of BMX 14:20 Traini
Dom Di Tommaso - #017
Today's podcast episode is Parkour Legend Dom Di Tommaso.This episode we dive into the mindset and journey of a professional Red Bull parkour athlete. He shares how training every single day for years, embracing failure, near-misses, and documenting the process through social media helped turn his passion into a career.00:00 Intro04:30 Discovering parkour & early sports background09:00 Mindset
Alfie Manthorpe - #016
Todays guest is middle-distance runner Alfie Manthorpe. From running over 200km a week to preparing for a debut marathon, we discuss the mindset, training structure, and sacrifices behind high performance. We talk about why “volume is king" and how years of consistency can outweigh natural talent.00:00 – Intro 02:00 – Talent vs hard work 05:00 – Weekly mileage (200km+) 08:30 – Breaking down a full
Eli Wehbe & George Heaton - #015
Todays guest is ultra-endurance runner Eli Wehbe and Represent owner George Heaton. This episode we discuss the mindset and reality behind extreme ultra-endurance racing, as Eli opens up about preparing for a brutal 300-mile race across the Arizona Trail. We talk about what it takes to push beyond 100 miles - physically and mentally, and why suffering, resilience, and purpose are at the core of th
Joe Wigfield - #014
Today's guest is middle-distance & cross country runner Joe Wigfield.In this episode, Joe Wigfield discusses becoming a Nike sponsored athlete, balancing elite training with his coaching work and avoiding burnout to build consistency and confident training habits.00:00 - Intro05:30 - British 10K Record & Signing a Pro Contract11:00 - Coaching Kids & Life Outside Running23:00 - Avoiding
Jonny Davies - #013
Today's guest is ultra runner Jonny Davies.In this episode, Johnny Davies breaks down his preparation for BPNs go one more ultra . From surviving 100+ miles in extreme heat to dialing in training, sleep strategy, and mental resilience, this conversation dives deep into what it really takes to push past your limits.00:00 – Intro 05:00 – 100+ Mile Experience10:00 – The Backyard Ultra20:00 – 2026 app
Hugo Fry - #012
Today’s podcast guest is runner and rice enthusiast Hugo Fry.From quitting his 9-5 to running a 1:03 half marathon, Hugo Fry breaks down how he went from beginner to elite-level runner in just a few years.In this episode, we dive into the mindset, training, and lifestyle behind his rapid rise in endurance sport. Hugo shares the reality of high mileage training, race day strategies, and what it act
Jake Williamson - #011
Today’s podcast guest is British Hyrox athelte Jake Williamson. In this episode, we dive into elite performance, mental resilience, content creation, and the reality of building a career in hybrid fitness. Jake also opens up about his journey as a proud gay athlete and using his platform to inspire others.00:00 – Intro & Full Day of Training Life08:45 – Discovering HYROX 07:20 – Doubles Strate
Eric Hinman - #010
Today’s podcast guest is entrepreneur, endurance athlete, and investor Eric Hinman.We dive into how environment shapes performance and Eric’s journey from an unhealthy lifestyle in his late 20s to competing in Ironmans and building a life around fitness and community. We also talk about Hyrox, CrossFit, zone 2 training, investing in brands, building powerful networks, and the mindset required to p
Lucy Charles Barclay & Reece Barclay - #009
Today’s podcast guest is Lucy Charles Barclay & coach Reece Barclay.In this episode, we sit down with world-class triathlete Lucy Charles-Barclay and coach Reece to dive deep into what it really takes to perform at the highest level of endurance sport. We talk about the brutal reality of Ironman training, the mindset needed to chase world titles, overcoming setbacks like the Kona heartbreak, a
Rory Linkletter - #008
Today’s podcast guest is Rory Linkletter, one of Canada's top marathoners and a 2024 Olympian.In this episode, Rory breaks down his Houston Half Marathon performance where he achieved the milestone of running a sub-60 minute half marathon. We dive into the training, race strategy, and how this result shapes his marathon goals for the season ahead.00:00 – Breaking 60 Minutes in the Houston Half Mar
Ollie Marchon - #007
Today’s podcast guest is Ollie Marchon, the Founder and CEO of Marchon. We talk about Ollie’s athletic background, how he then transitioned into functional fitness, creating one of the UK’s best fitness brands to how he finds balance in his life, between business, family and training. One thing I learnt from spending time with Ollie, is that whatever he pursues in life, he gives it 100%. This is s
Dan Churchill - #006
Today’s guest is Dan Churchill - performance chef, athlete and nutrition expert. We talk all things training, nutrition, and what it really takes to live a high-performance lifestyle. From working with elite athletes, owning restaurants, to creating simple, realistic meals for busy people, Dan simply breaks down how to fuel for performance, health and longevity.5% off 247 Represent - Use code: JAK
Emily Welsby - #005
Today’s podcast guest is Emily Welsby. She’s the 247 Represent head coach and a personal trainer specialising in coaching females to become the best versions of themselves. We dive into how she got into fitness, how females differ to males when it comes to their health and fitness and Emily’s personal fitness goals for this year. We hope you enjoy!5% off 247 Represent - Use code: JAKE247https://uk
Clayton Young - #004
Today’s guest is Olympian Clayton Young. We talk about the training, mindset and discipline that has helped him run a 2:07:04 marathon making him one of the best marathon runners in the US.We cover everything from injuries, heat training, recovery methods, nutrition and specific training sessions that give Clayton that extra % when it comes to race day. We hope you enjoy. 15% off 247 Represen
Luke Hopkins - #003
Luke Hopkins. From winning powerlifting and bodybuilding shows to now pursuing Ironman at the age of 23. Luke optimises every part of his life to win.In the podcast we dig into how he becomes so good at the things he pursues, his mindset, and how he balances his training and social life. We hope you enjoy! 15% off 247 Represent - Use code: JAKE247https://uk.representclo.com/collections/mens-2
Truett Hanes - #002
Today’s guest is Truett Hanes - known for his discipline, work ethic, and relentless drive to improve, whatever he sets out to do, he doesn’t stop until it’s achieved. From pushing physical limits to building a mindset built on consistency and repetition, Truett represents a new generation of competitors who understand that greatness is earned daily.We’ll be talking about how he achieves this
George Heaton - #001
Today’s guest is George Heaton - Founder of Represent, one of the UK’s most successful modern fashion brands.From starting the brand with his brother at home to building a globally recognised label worn around the world, George has redefined what independent British luxury streetwear can look like. But today we explore a little more - his personal journey into fitness, his life before Represent an
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