How completing the world's ultimate triathlon was a case of mind over matter . . . with James Ketchell

The Hardest Kit on the Planet

This is episode 16 of the Hardest Kit on the Planet Podcast. This podcast is brought to you by Heinnie Haynes - The Premium Source for the Hardest Kit on the Planet, available online at heinnie.com

This is the show where we speak to the hardest people and companies on the planet, looking at what makes them tick, from adventurers and explorers to knife makers, bushcrafters, preppers and generally awesome outdoors people.

I’m your host Ben Roberts, and i’ll be your guide with each and every episode of the podcast. If you do have any questions, guest suggestions or comments please feel free to drop me a message anytime to [e-mail]

So onto to the guest . . .

This weeks guest is James Ketchell, who is a global adventurers and speaker. He has rowed oceans, climbed mountains, cycled around the world and also written a really good book; The Ultimate Triathlon.

In this episode we talk all about how James got into the doors, what his motivations were and what made him take on the challenges he did. We also chat about some of the mishaps and accidents he suffered along the way, and look at how he overcame those. As well as all that we also discuss the scouting movement in the UK, especially looking at the benefits of Scouts and how you can potentially get involved!

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