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Reader, today's episode is different than usual for The Extramilest Show, with movement specialist Lawrence van Lingen and 3x Ironman 70.3 World Champion Taylor Knibb. On this podcast, I typically interview endurance athletes, coaches and experts. We often discuss topics of how to become a stronger, healthier and happier athlete. Recently I recorded a conversation where I interviewed Taylor Knibb at the home of our friend Lawrence, he is part of Taylors team. After the conversation we half joked around for Taylor and Lawrence to record a conversation. The cameras, mics and lights were already set up, so why not ask a few questions. What followed was an amazing, honest back and forth between a World Class athlete and a World Class expert of the body and mind. An impromptu hour and a half chat that does cover a wide range of topics. I really enjoyed this fully unscripted conversation and hope you do as well. Click HERE to watch the full video. Some of the topics covered:
CLICK HERE to watch this new video. Or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and or your other favorite podcast platform. A few quotes from Extramilest Show #98 with Taylor Knibb & Lawrence van Lingen:
Cheers, P.S. Oftentimes when we least expect it, is when the magical moments unfold. We have to slow down and allow for these moments to happen. |
Hi there, I’m Floris Gierman from extramilest.com. I talk about marathon running and becoming a faster, healthier and happier athlete!
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