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Max has a chance to do the impossible and steal the title from McLarens drivers. We discuss why we believe McLaren has lost the plot and Max is having the time of his life.

In early 2003, a young Wall Street investment banker named Bo Parfet set out to accomplish something very few had done before - climbing the highest mountain on every continent. He was not a professional climber, but what began as a casual interest would soon become a lifelong passion and in just over four years, Bo would overcome the odds and conquer all of the mountains - Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Denali, Vinson Massif, Elbrus, Carstenz Pyramid, Kosciusko, and Everest - with courage, unbridled passion, and determination.

Trying Times is a rugby podcast where two comedians talk the sport they love that doesn't always love them back. Nghia Mai and Jack Dolan talk all things rugby with people they barely know to see if people are as obsessed with the game as they are.In this series they talk rugby to the fairweather fans, the obsessed and the utterly repulsed about their life in the sport. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a project focused on University, Triathlon and General life. Exploring the power of exercise and the mind. We will include informal chats and special feature episodes in the hope to entertain, inform and question your own thoughts and opinions.Our guests will be from a range of backgrounds, each with their own experiences and unique outlooks on life, who we hope you will not only be able to relate to but also use to question your own opinions and views.We hope you enjoy it. Please send me (Seamus) any feedback, as well as possible guests or topics for future episodes. Support this ...

Survive the unexpected. Statistically, you're more likely to die from a vending machine than a shark. But, Rob Nelson knows many shark survivors. His college girlfriend was attacked by a crocodile and his roommate, a grizzly bear. His wife was sucked by a wave down a blowhole, he was left stranded at sea after a storm sank his sailboat, and the list goes on and on. To Rob, these "improbable" altercations are "random acts of nature," and he's learned how to survive them.

All too often we try to get something extra out of our drives, and the results are usually the opposite of what we desire. Even if we’re lucky enough to find the ball, it has traveled less than our usual distance. The golf swing is a series of muscle movements, all in sequence. Any interference with that sequence, such as extra muscle tension, interrupts the flow of the swing, causing errors in body action, swing path, and contact point.

Welcome to our very first Counted Me Out episode where we talk about our journey from being college athletes to now sport professionals off the playing field. We dive in and discuss the purpose of the show and how we aim to shine light on the individuals in the sports and entertainment industry who are striving to excel in their path of success.

Gare Joyce, a sportswriter with the soul of poet and a penchant for trouble, has penned a tell-all memoir that is laugh-out-loud hilarious, savage—and tender at the quick. The media has their stock narratives, but Joyce tells the undiluted, unfiltered truth about the stars and also about his fellow messengers up in the press box.

Jane Goodall, a naturalista mais célebre do mundo, e o escritor Douglas Abrams tratam de uma característica humana fundamental para enfrentar as adversidades: a esperança. Com a sabedoria de quem dedicou a vida à natureza, Jane explica por que, apesar da crise climática, da perda de biodiversidade e das turbulências políticas, ainda acredita na humanidade e na construção de um mundo melhor. Ela nos apresenta quatro razões para mantermos essa chama viva dentro de nós: o maravilhoso intelecto humano, a resiliência da natureza, o poder dos jovens e o indômito espírito humano.