<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Faris al-Sultan (Arabic: فارس السلطان‎) is a German professional triathlete and the winner of the 2005 Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Faris al-Sultan is known for his strengths in all three triathlon disciplines. In the running segment, he has a consistent but uncommon form of a long stride and loose arms, described as "looping." In competition, he typically wears a Speedo and half-singlet. His interest in triathlon was inspired by Thomas Hellriegel, a German triathlete. During a recent trip to Dubai Faris gave us some of his time and in doing so not only provoked a number of thoughts for both Tom and I but I hope for you guys too. Enjoy the show.

Faris al-Sultan (Arabic: فارس السلطان‎) is a German professional triathlete and the winner of the 2005 Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Faris al-Sultan is known for his strengths in all three triathlon disciplines. In the running segment, he has a consistent but uncommon form of a long stride and loose arms, described as "looping." In competition, he typically wears a Speedo and half-singlet. His interest in triathlon was inspired by Thomas Hellriegel, a German triathlete. During a recent trip to Dubai Faris gave us some of his time and in doing so not only provoked a number of thoughts for both Tom and I but I hope for you guys too. Enjoy the show.

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#614: 2005 World Ironman Champion Faris al-Sultan

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> “I am getting old” is something I hear these days from a number of people. My immediate reaction is “Yeah, so what.” Is age a legitimate excuse or is it just an excuse? What really happens to our bodies when we get older? and what should we be thinking about? Of course if you look at all of the world records in various sports you can somehow age bracket them so there seems to be a certain time when we are at our athletic peak. However, that's only important if we are trying to set world records right. I hope this show sparks some thoughts for you and allows you to live inside a great body and do great things for your whole life.

“I am getting old” is something I hear these days from a number of people. My immediate reaction is “Yeah, so what.” Is age a legitimate excuse or is it just an excuse? What really happens to our bodies when we get older? and what should we be thinking about? Of course if you look at all of the world records in various sports you can somehow age bracket them so there seems to be a certain time when we are at our athletic peak. However, that's only important if we are trying to set world records right. I hope this show sparks some thoughts for you and allows you to live inside a great body and do great things for your whole life.

#613: Is age a factor?

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Annika Naidoo first walked into InnerFight in around 2014 with her brother Nik. I could see that both of them liked to workout and were having fun with big smiles. Since then Annika (and Nik) has been on an amazing journey with her fitness, not afraid of hard work and still having fun. Annika was the kind lady that hooked me up with Carey in podcast #604. In this show Annika tells us all about her fitness journey all the way through to today as she teaches and promotes “Yoga for the athlete”. However, she is not your average Yogi if you know what I mean! She is a member of a power lifting gym and I actually think she has more lifting and working out photos on her Instagram than she does Yoga. That said, she has developed a mindset and approach to Yoga which has not only helped her but, as she explains in this show, is helping her husband and many people. Thanks to you guys for tuning in and to Annika for sharing her story. Enjoy the show. Marcus Shows we talked about: #430 starting from the bottom with Alex Castro #604 2009 CrossFit Games 3rd placed athlete Carey Kepler Connect with Annika https://www.instagram.com/yogafortheathlete/

Annika Naidoo first walked into InnerFight in around 2014 with her brother Nik. I could see that both of them liked to workout and were having fun with big smiles. Since then Annika (and Nik) has been on an amazing journey with her fitness, not afraid of hard work and still having fun. Annika was the kind lady that hooked me up with Carey in podcast #604. In this show Annika tells us all about her fitness journey all the way through to today as she teaches and promotes “Yoga for the athlete”. However, she is not your average Yogi if you know what I mean! She is a member of a power lifting gym and I actually think she has more lifting and working out photos on her Instagram than she does Yoga. That said, she has developed a mindset and approach to Yoga which has not only helped her but, as she explains in this show, is helping her husband and many people. Thanks to you guys for tuning in and to Annika for sharing her story. Enjoy the show. Marcus Shows we talked about: #430 starting from the bottom with Alex Castro #604 2009 CrossFit Games 3rd placed athlete Carey Kepler Connect with Annika https://www.instagram.com/yogafortheathlete/

#612: "Yoga for the athletes" with Annika Naidoo

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> That is no new saying for many of us is it? But how is it that we are still reading things of varying levels of truth and taking them as the truth with no cross checking, no questioning, not a thought? We are strange bunch as humans aren’t we. So strange that even some publications that we believe to be legit may not quite be. I recently listened to Joe Rogan talk to Colin O’Brady and it made me think a lot about this topic (links to those shows below). Enjoy the show. Marcus Joe Rogan and Colin O’Brady’s talk: http://podcasts.joerogan.net/podcasts/colin-obrady-2 National Geographic Article: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/2020/02/the-problem-with-colin-obrady/ Colin's Site: https://www.colinobrady.com/

That is no new saying for many of us is it? But how is it that we are still reading things of varying levels of truth and taking them as the truth with no cross checking, no questioning, not a thought? We are strange bunch as humans aren’t we. So strange that even some publications that we believe to be legit may not quite be. I recently listened to Joe Rogan talk to Colin O’Brady and it made me think a lot about this topic (links to those shows below). Enjoy the show. Marcus Joe Rogan and Colin O’Brady’s talk: http://podcasts.joerogan.net/podcasts/colin-obrady-2 National Geographic Article: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/2020/02/the-problem-with-colin-obrady/ Colin's Site: https://www.colinobrady.com/

#611: Be careful what you read!

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Rockay is the brainchild of Daniel Chabert, an ultra runner from Copenhagen. While travelling around the world, Daniel saw first-hand the pollution and destruction harming our planet and felt compelled to be part of a movement for change. From this vision Rockay was born. Combining Daniel’s passion for sport and the environment, he decided to produce the best technical Performance Wear on this planet, but with a core aim for Rockay to help give back and protect our planet. In this show I talk to Daniel about the process to make a sock from waste, the future of sustainable products in the sports filed and beyond as well as hit him up for advice for people that are trying to make a difference to our planet. Daniel serves up some amazing advice as he encourages people to “be naive and make it happen” and he is confident that in future “people are going to demand products that are sustainably made." Connect with Daniel and Rockay: https://rockay.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rockay_running/

Rockay is the brainchild of Daniel Chabert, an ultra runner from Copenhagen. While travelling around the world, Daniel saw first-hand the pollution and destruction harming our planet and felt compelled to be part of a movement for change. From this vision Rockay was born. Combining Daniel’s passion for sport and the environment, he decided to produce the best technical Performance Wear on this planet, but with a core aim for Rockay to help give back and protect our planet. In this show I talk to Daniel about the process to make a sock from waste, the future of sustainable products in the sports filed and beyond as well as hit him up for advice for people that are trying to make a difference to our planet. Daniel serves up some amazing advice as he encourages people to “be naive and make it happen” and he is confident that in future “people are going to demand products that are sustainably made." Connect with Daniel and Rockay: https://rockay.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rockay_running/

#610: Building a sustainable sports brand with Daniel Chabert of Rockay Running

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> We have all done it, not only in a workout but in life too…..we “fly out of the gates” and a few minutes into things we are out of energy and or motivation and wish that we had started out a bit slower. But why do we do this over and over even though we know! Why don’t we learn from our mistakes? In this show I try and answer the questions for you and take things into a workout setting. There is so much correlation between workouts and life in general and I try and pull the two together so it makes sense for all of us. Enjoy the show. Marcus

We have all done it, not only in a workout but in life too…..we “fly out of the gates” and a few minutes into things we are out of energy and or motivation and wish that we had started out a bit slower. But why do we do this over and over even though we know! Why don’t we learn from our mistakes? In this show I try and answer the questions for you and take things into a workout setting. There is so much correlation between workouts and life in general and I try and pull the two together so it makes sense for all of us. Enjoy the show. Marcus

#609: Pacing workouts and life

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Rich Sores is the founder and host of the Mile High Endurance Podcast. He started his journey in endurance sport by just running 1 mile around the block and then each day would ask himself “how far can I go today?" or "how far can I go this week?”. This mindset has led him to numerous marathons, half ironman and ironman races and a love for the sport which through his podcast has seen him talk to some of the greats of the endurance world (noted below). In this show Rich shares with us some mind blowing stats on the increase of participation in endurance, namely ultra running which grew over 1000% from 2010-2016. I ask Rich why, and then I ask him why again about 20 times to really get to the route of the growth as he responds with some great comments such as "It's the way we are wired as humans to push time and speed boundaries.” and "The deeper you have to go, the harder it is, the more joy and glory there is at the finish line.” It is hard not to be inspired listening to what Rich has to say and the way he frames things in this show for us. I loved interviewing him and I really hope you guys enjoy the show. Thanks for listening as always. Marcus Great guests to listen to on Rich’s show: Mike Reily, finding my voice. https://www.amazon.com/MIKE-REILLY-Finding-Voice-Endurance/dp/1733747850 https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/195-mike-reilly-on-finding-my-voice The rise of ultra runners Adharanand Finn https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Ultra-Runners-Journey-Toughest/dp/1783351322 https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/197-rise-of-the-ultra-runners Sarah Thomas 4 x English Channel swimmer https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/202-sarah-thomas-4x-english-channel Connect with Rich https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/

Rich Sores is the founder and host of the Mile High Endurance Podcast. He started his journey in endurance sport by just running 1 mile around the block and then each day would ask himself “how far can I go today?" or "how far can I go this week?”. This mindset has led him to numerous marathons, half ironman and ironman races and a love for the sport which through his podcast has seen him talk to some of the greats of the endurance world (noted below). In this show Rich shares with us some mind blowing stats on the increase of participation in endurance, namely ultra running which grew over 1000% from 2010-2016. I ask Rich why, and then I ask him why again about 20 times to really get to the route of the growth as he responds with some great comments such as "It's the way we are wired as humans to push time and speed boundaries.” and "The deeper you have to go, the harder it is, the more joy and glory there is at the finish line.” It is hard not to be inspired listening to what Rich has to say and the way he frames things in this show for us. I loved interviewing him and I really hope you guys enjoy the show. Thanks for listening as always. Marcus Great guests to listen to on Rich’s show: Mike Reily, finding my voice. https://www.amazon.com/MIKE-REILLY-Finding-Voice-Endurance/dp/1733747850 https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/195-mike-reilly-on-finding-my-voice The rise of ultra runners Adharanand Finn https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Ultra-Runners-Journey-Toughest/dp/1783351322 https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/197-rise-of-the-ultra-runners Sarah Thomas 4 x English Channel swimmer https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/blog/f/202-sarah-thomas-4x-english-channel Connect with Rich https://milehighendurancepodcast.com/

#608: "It's the way we are wired as humans" with Rich Sores

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> I am pretty sure most of us have heard of the 80/20 rule at some stage of our life. I remember when I was in Adidas and as a sales dude we always said 80% of our business came from 20% of our customers but it also felt like we spent 80% of our time chasing that last 20%. What on earth has this got to do with health and fitness you may ask? Well, I came across an article on Mens Health recently which was promoting the 80/20 rule as a "safe approach to fat loss” and that “its not a diet, that is why it works” So in this short show I talk a bit more about it, share my thoughts and really encourage you to give it a shot. Enjoy the show. Marcus

I am pretty sure most of us have heard of the 80/20 rule at some stage of our life. I remember when I was in Adidas and as a sales dude we always said 80% of our business came from 20% of our customers but it also felt like we spent 80% of our time chasing that last 20%. What on earth has this got to do with health and fitness you may ask? Well, I came across an article on Mens Health recently which was promoting the 80/20 rule as a "safe approach to fat loss” and that “its not a diet, that is why it works” So in this short show I talk a bit more about it, share my thoughts and really encourage you to give it a shot. Enjoy the show. Marcus

#607: The 80/20 rule

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> With over 35 years of experience in the health and wellness industry, Dr. Breuleux is an international consultant, innovator and figure of visionary leadership in the domains of medical and corporate wellness, health promotion and healthcare. Currently the Chief Executive Officer and President of the Medical Wellness Association (MWA), a prestigious institution specialized in medical wellness, health fitness consulting, training and development, he is also the founder of the Family Hygiene Institute, a subsidiary of the MWA, which endeavors to bring specific focus on hygiene as a primordial aspect of wellness. His unique blend of global expertise in public and corporate health education and promotion, disease control and prevention as well as sports medicine – including therapy, health fitness design, facility program development and management experience – has played a crucial role in positioning the Medical Wellness Association as an industry leader. I got the opportunity to sit down and talk all things Coronavirus with Dr. Christopher and learn from him as to what we can do to prevent the spread of this disease, as well as protect ourselves in the best ways possible from a number of other diseases. Whilst I wasn’t immediately inspired to go out and buy a face mask, his stat on hand washing did stop and make me think. Enjoy the show and stay clean! Marcus

With over 35 years of experience in the health and wellness industry, Dr. Breuleux is an international consultant, innovator and figure of visionary leadership in the domains of medical and corporate wellness, health promotion and healthcare. Currently the Chief Executive Officer and President of the Medical Wellness Association (MWA), a prestigious institution specialized in medical wellness, health fitness consulting, training and development, he is also the founder of the Family Hygiene Institute, a subsidiary of the MWA, which endeavors to bring specific focus on hygiene as a primordial aspect of wellness. His unique blend of global expertise in public and corporate health education and promotion, disease control and prevention as well as sports medicine – including therapy, health fitness design, facility program development and management experience – has played a crucial role in positioning the Medical Wellness Association as an industry leader. I got the opportunity to sit down and talk all things Coronavirus with Dr. Christopher and learn from him as to what we can do to prevent the spread of this disease, as well as protect ourselves in the best ways possible from a number of other diseases. Whilst I wasn’t immediately inspired to go out and buy a face mask, his stat on hand washing did stop and make me think. Enjoy the show and stay clean! Marcus

#606: Coronavirus with Dr. Christopher Breuleux

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> How you start your day may just be the deciding factor as to how that day, and in some cases week, pan out. But how much focus are we putting into the things we do to get us moving in the morning? What should we be doing? Does it really make a difference? In this show I am going to fully “sell you” on having a solid morning ritual. I am going to give you examples of the things I have done or have had clients do and I am going to share the success and benefits with you guys. Enjoy the show. Marcus

How you start your day may just be the deciding factor as to how that day, and in some cases week, pan out. But how much focus are we putting into the things we do to get us moving in the morning? What should we be doing? Does it really make a difference? In this show I am going to fully “sell you” on having a solid morning ritual. I am going to give you examples of the things I have done or have had clients do and I am going to share the success and benefits with you guys. Enjoy the show. Marcus

#605: Morning rituals

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Carey Kepler, a wife, mother, business owner, motivational speaker, top-ranked athlete and coach who resides in Austin, Texas. Carey is the co-founder of CrossFit Central, a business she started with her brother with the mission of building a fit community in their city. Since 2006, Carey has worked as a coach and inspirational speaker and played a dynamic role in seeing the lives of thousands of people change. Carey’s greatest passion is helping others find their purpose, set goals and live an intentional life. Carey, herself, is a world-class athlete who took the “3rd Fittest Woman in the World” title for her 3rd place overall at the 2009 International CrossFit Games – surpassing over 75 nationally ranked female athletes. She returned to the Games in 2010 & 2011 at an individual and in 2012, she qualified with Team CrossFit Central at the Games to compete alongside the top 50 other teams from around the world. Carey was incredible to interview from start to finish. She has insane energy and passion for helping people, and at the same time it is obvious she has built a great business. One thing that kept coming to me over and over during the show is that she has remained genuine and authentic all through her journey as she was telling me how she still gets the greatest satisfaction out of working out with friends, family and members at her gym. Just wait for her answer to my final question….talk about nailing it. Enjoy the show. Marcus Connect with Carey https://www.instagram.com/careykepler/?hl=en https://www.crossfitcentral.com/

Carey Kepler, a wife, mother, business owner, motivational speaker, top-ranked athlete and coach who resides in Austin, Texas. Carey is the co-founder of CrossFit Central, a business she started with her brother with the mission of building a fit community in their city. Since 2006, Carey has worked as a coach and inspirational speaker and played a dynamic role in seeing the lives of thousands of people change. Carey’s greatest passion is helping others find their purpose, set goals and live an intentional life. Carey, herself, is a world-class athlete who took the “3rd Fittest Woman in the World” title for her 3rd place overall at the 2009 International CrossFit Games – surpassing over 75 nationally ranked female athletes. She returned to the Games in 2010 & 2011 at an individual and in 2012, she qualified with Team CrossFit Central at the Games to compete alongside the top 50 other teams from around the world. Carey was incredible to interview from start to finish. She has insane energy and passion for helping people, and at the same time it is obvious she has built a great business. One thing that kept coming to me over and over during the show is that she has remained genuine and authentic all through her journey as she was telling me how she still gets the greatest satisfaction out of working out with friends, family and members at her gym. Just wait for her answer to my final question….talk about nailing it. Enjoy the show. Marcus Connect with Carey https://www.instagram.com/careykepler/?hl=en https://www.crossfitcentral.com/

#604: 2009 CrossFit Games 3rd placed athlete Carey Kepler

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> I posted something a few weeks back about asking how people are and actually listening to the answer rather than moving on to our own agendas. That sparked a lot of feedback on my Instagram which I kick this show off with. Asking for help seems so hard for so many of us. Some of you may remember show #588 where I talked about Mental Health with Dani and she explained how they had systems set up so people could easily ask for help. I have thought about this a lot since and had a personal encounter where 3 people in 1 day asked me for some quite serious help and although I know it was a big thing for them I thought nothing less of them and of course helped them as much as I could and am still doing so today. The key take away from this show…….ask for help if you need it.

I posted something a few weeks back about asking how people are and actually listening to the answer rather than moving on to our own agendas. That sparked a lot of feedback on my Instagram which I kick this show off with. Asking for help seems so hard for so many of us. Some of you may remember show #588 where I talked about Mental Health with Dani and she explained how they had systems set up so people could easily ask for help. I have thought about this a lot since and had a personal encounter where 3 people in 1 day asked me for some quite serious help and although I know it was a big thing for them I thought nothing less of them and of course helped them as much as I could and am still doing so today. The key take away from this show…….ask for help if you need it.

#603: Asking for help

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> Alasdair Hall Jones is a globally experience marketeer and having spent a chunk of his career with the Marketing Society he has had exposure not only to some of the most influential brands in the world but also the leaders behind those brands and the CMO’s that are bringing ever new marketing ideas to life in attempt to snatch the attention and money of the consumer. In this show Alasdair and I discuss how marketing has changed over the last decade with a focus on the health and fitness industry. We try and weigh up the pros and cons of what I of course love to call the “insta douche bags” and those that seem to be hoping on the fitness band wagon. At the forefront of many organizations brand strategy these days is sustainability and my question to Alasdair was if companies actually care or if they just make it look like they care about the environment in the search of more sales. These are topics that affect all of us and Alasdair has some really useful and interesting points which I am sure you will enjoy. Thanks for listening, enjoy the show. Marcus Connect with Alasdair: https://www.instagram.com/alihalljones/ https://www.marketingsociety.com/

Alasdair Hall Jones is a globally experience marketeer and having spent a chunk of his career with the Marketing Society he has had exposure not only to some of the most influential brands in the world but also the leaders behind those brands and the CMO’s that are bringing ever new marketing ideas to life in attempt to snatch the attention and money of the consumer. In this show Alasdair and I discuss how marketing has changed over the last decade with a focus on the health and fitness industry. We try and weigh up the pros and cons of what I of course love to call the “insta douche bags” and those that seem to be hoping on the fitness band wagon. At the forefront of many organizations brand strategy these days is sustainability and my question to Alasdair was if companies actually care or if they just make it look like they care about the environment in the search of more sales. These are topics that affect all of us and Alasdair has some really useful and interesting points which I am sure you will enjoy. Thanks for listening, enjoy the show. Marcus Connect with Alasdair: https://www.instagram.com/alihalljones/ https://www.marketingsociety.com/

#602: Are brands lying to us? with Alasdair Hall

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> We often hear people saying that there particular “body type” does not really suit a sport or activity. Thats what I talk about in this show, what are the limiters? Are they for real or are they just an excuse. The bottom line I think is simple in that our “body types” are what we mold and for the most part unless we are playing top level professional support there are many sports we can all enjoy with the bodies we have, it just depends how much you want to enjoy that sport. So no, your body type is not the limiting factor, however your body shape that you have chosen to develop may be.

We often hear people saying that there particular “body type” does not really suit a sport or activity. Thats what I talk about in this show, what are the limiters? Are they for real or are they just an excuse. The bottom line I think is simple in that our “body types” are what we mold and for the most part unless we are playing top level professional support there are many sports we can all enjoy with the bodies we have, it just depends how much you want to enjoy that sport. So no, your body type is not the limiting factor, however your body shape that you have chosen to develop may be.

#601: Do our body types limit us?

<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/29/76/fd/mspodcast78480/3000x3000_13899549.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> 600 shows!!!! Thank you so much for your support! Dan Wagstaff has an incredible story and in this 45 minute show he shares some super power snippets of it with us. From a sporting background to drinking and smoking and very soon drugs, Dan talks openly about his life and the defining moments in it. He also shares with us what he is up to now and how he has built a super strong community and the great things he is doing there. There are so many powerful points in this show. 2 that stuck with me were: "Change the thinking, change the action and the outcome changes” "Sitting in the car looking in the rear view mirror, Monday morning 4am. Your mum would be fu*king ashamed of you right now.” There are so many others. I am sure you guys will love this chat with Dan. Connect with Dan: https://www.instagram.com/dan.mba/ Check out his podcast https://www.instagram.com/agoodechinwagpodcast/

600 shows!!!! Thank you so much for your support! Dan Wagstaff has an incredible story and in this 45 minute show he shares some super power snippets of it with us. From a sporting background to drinking and smoking and very soon drugs, Dan talks openly about his life and the defining moments in it. He also shares with us what he is up to now and how he has built a super strong community and the great things he is doing there. There are so many powerful points in this show. 2 that stuck with me were: "Change the thinking, change the action and the outcome changes” "Sitting in the car looking in the rear view mirror, Monday morning 4am. Your mum would be fu*king ashamed of you right now.” There are so many others. I am sure you guys will love this chat with Dan. Connect with Dan: https://www.instagram.com/dan.mba/ Check out his podcast https://www.instagram.com/agoodechinwagpodcast/

#600: Defining moments in our lives with Dan Wagstaff

InnerFight's Marcus Smith is a high performance coach that gets results. In his podcast he talks performance with a range of people. From some of the worlds leading health and fitness gurus to those searching to get more out of their life.

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