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In this inspiring episode, we check in with Andy and Del Thompson, a powerhouse couple in the ultrarunning community. Despite their busy lives, they’re steadily preparing for the Delirious West 200-miler, sharing tales of recent adventures like the Six Inch Trail Marathon and their unique “orphan’s Christmas” tradition. Andy reflects on his journey of resilience, recounting his battle with glioblastoma and how running has been a cornerstone of his physical and mental recovery.
The Thompsons share training tips, the importance of community, and how they maintain balance and joy in the face of challenges. With their sights set on raising funds for Cure Brain Cancer through a trek on the Great Wall of China, their story is a testament to grit, determination, and living life to the fullest.
Key Highlights:• Lessons learned from the Six Inch Trail Marathon and Andy’s humorous shoe mishap.• Insights into Andy’s journey with brain cancer, running during treatment, and his inspiring recovery.• Plans for a Cure Brain Cancer fundraising trek on the Great Wall of China.• Tips for staying active and accountable during the holidays, including Christmas and New Year’s parkruns.• The power of community and support networks in ultrarunning.
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In this episode, we catch up with Gabe Alves as he reflects on his training journey leading up to the Delirious West 200-miler. Gabe candidly shares the challenges of balancing work, family, and training, particularly during the holiday season. Despite a lighter running schedule in recent weeks, he’s maintaining focus with plans to reset and ramp up in January and February.
Gabe also talks about problem-solving blister issues, his experience with barefoot runs, and how he’s finding consistency and positivity in his training approach. With a family camping trip at the South Coast on the horizon, he’s looking forward to casual runs along parts of the race course to mentally reconnect with the trail.
This episode is a reminder that ultrarunning is as much about mindset and preparation as it is about the miles.
Key Highlights:
• Managing lighter training weeks and avoiding panic with a long-term plan.
• Insights into preventing blisters and experimenting with new gear.
• Why Gabe incorporates barefoot runs into his training.
• Using a holiday camping trip to explore sections of the Delirious trail and stay connected to the course.
• Focusing on mental strategies for tackling ultramarathons.
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This week, we’re digging into the benefits of mindful gardening! Whether you’re planting flowers, pulling weeds, or simply watering your garden, take a moment to immerse yourself in the experience. Pay attention to the feel of the soil in your hands, the textures of the leaves, and the earthy aromas around you.
Notice the sounds of birds, the rustle of the wind, and the warmth of the sun. Gardening mindfully is a powerful way to connect with nature, ground yourself in the present, and find peace in the beauty of simple tasks.
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This week, we’re diving into the life and miles of Jamie Reeves, a passionate trail runner, orchardist, and all-around inspiring individual from Bunbury, Western Australia. Jamie’s journey from playing football to embracing the rugged world of ultramarathons is nothing short of incredible. He’s a firm believer in the power of running to build community, overcome personal challenges, and, of course, enjoy a post-run beer.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
• Jamie’s childhood on a stud farm and how sports became a family tradition.
• His transition from football injuries to discovering a love for running.
• Memorable milestones, like his first ultramarathon and his adventures with the Six Inch Trail Marathon.
• The joy of Parkrun (https://www.parkrun.com.au/) and how it’s become a family affair for Jamie and his 6-year-old daughter, a Parkrun prodigy with 50 runs under her belt!
• Training for the daunting Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-miler (https://deliriouswest200miler.com.au/) and the role of community and coaching in his preparation.
Jamie’s Top Running Tips:
• Start small and build up – running is a journey, not a race.
• Embrace the social side of running – it’s as much about the people as the miles.
• Use fun incentives (like beer!) to keep things light and enjoyable.
Key Takeaways
Jamie’s story reminds us that running isn’t just about fitness; it’s about connection, resilience, and the unexpected adventures along the way. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just getting started, you’ll love hearing Jamie’s humorous and heartfelt approach to running and life.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we explore the enriching practice of “Mindful Art Appreciation.” Today’s tip encourages you to engage with art in a deeper, more mindful way. Whether you visit a gallery or view a piece of art online, take the time to truly see it—observe the colours, textures, and the emotions it evokes.
Reflect on the artist’s intention and the story being told through the artwork. By approaching art with mindfulness, you can enhance your appreciation, connect with the creative process, and immerse yourself fully in the experience.
This practice helps you cultivate presence and enjoy a moment of connection with the beauty and expression behind each piece.Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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In this week’s athlete check-in, we hear from the dynamic duo, Andy and Del Thompson, as they share stories from their recent adventures in ultrarunning. From conquering the Feral Pig Ultra to scrambling up steep trails in their latest 28K adventure, Andy and Del reflect on how they balance challenges with camaraderie and laughs.
The Thompsons talk about the importance of pacing, the role of mental grit, and the subtle art of avoiding holiday distractions as they prepare for the Delirious West 200-miler. Del shares a quirky tale of a chicken-related injury (yes, you read that right!) while Andy reveals why a strong support network is key to their success.
Get inspired by their philosophy of turning tough runs into great memories, and discover how they keep their training lighthearted yet focused.
Key Highlights:
•Tackling a 28K adventure race two weeks after the Feral Pig Ultra.
•Andy’s insights on managing knee pain and the power of hiking poles.
•Del’s recovery story after a back strain from some farmyard antics.
•Strategies for balancing holiday chaos with disciplined ultramarathon prep.
•Why camaraderie and fun are the secret ingredients in their running journeys.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we invite you to experience the awe-inspiring practice of “Observing the Night Sky.” Today’s tip encourages you to find a quiet spot away from bright lights, gaze up, and take in the stars, the moon, and the vast expanse above. As you observe the night sky, allow yourself to feel a deep connection to the universe and reflect on the beauty and mystery of the cosmos.
This practice offers a humbling and grounding experience, reminding you of your place in the grand scheme of things. By taking a moment to appreciate the night sky, you can enhance your mindfulness, foster a sense of wonder, and find calm in the vastness of the universe.
Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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This week, we checked in with Stuart Rainbow, who’s balancing a tropical holiday in Bali with his preparations for the Delirious West 200-miler. Stuart has been soaking up the sun, indulging in R&R, and reflecting on how to stay accountable during the festive season – all while keeping his eyes on the ultimate prize: crossing the Delirious finish line.
Stuart opens up about his tailored training plan, learning to manage hip concerns through rest, and his newfound commitment to ice baths (thanks to Bali’s plunge pools!). He also shares how he plans to juggle family life, holiday festivities, and training in December.
Don’t miss this chat packed with insights, laughs, and Stuart’s determination to reach his ultrarunning goals!
Key Highlights:
• Balancing a Bali vacation with sticking to his coach’s plan.
• Rest as a tool for injury recovery and long-term gains.
• Inspiration from Bali’s plunge pools to incorporate ice baths at home.
• December strategies for staying true to training while navigating the busy holiday season.
• The mental game of preparing for Delirious West and keeping the finish line in sight.
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In this week’s check-in, we caught up with James Sawyer, one of our determined Delirious West athletes, fresh off a whirlwind of challenges and triumphs. After an adventurous trip to Bali, James faced a two-week recovery from COVID-19, forcing him to take a rare break from running. Despite setbacks, he completed the Feral Pig Ultra with determination and learned the value of tapering – a lesson wrapped in disguise!
James opens up about managing long-distance running, unexpected chafing struggles, and the importance of listening to your body. He shares his plans for upcoming self-organised trail marathons and preparations for the Delirious 200-miler, including team strategies with his ultra-experienced crew.
Tune in to hear about James’ highs, lows, and what keeps him motivated as he tackles his ambitious goals.
Key Highlights:
•Conquering the Feral Pig Ultra post-COVID, including insights into pacing and mindset.
•The surprising benefits of forced rest in ultra training.
•Chafing troubles and how James plans to stay ahead of the game in the future.
•The role of community and crew in James’ journey to the Delirious 200-miler.
•His streak of monthly marathons and holiday running plans with friends and family.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we dive into the enriching practice of “Mindful Listening to Music.” Today’s tip invites you to select a piece of music you love and listen with your full attention. As the music plays, focus on the intricate details—the rhythm, the melodies, and the layers of instruments.
Notice how each sound affects your mood and emotions. Closing your eyes can help you to deepen this immersive experience. By fully engaging with the music, you not only heighten your appreciation for the art but also create a mindful practice that brings relaxation and joy.
Join us as we explore how mindful listening can transform music into a profound, meditative experience.
Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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In this episode, Natasha Tile shares her journey from casual runner to tackling incredible challenges, like running the Camino de Santiago! Natasha’s story is filled with resilience, adventure, and an inspiring commitment to pushing her limits.
Growing up in an active family, Natasha was always involved in sports like gymnastics, tennis, and netball. Running initially started as a way to stay fit for these activities, but over time, it became her passion. She talks about how she rediscovered running during her studies and eventually trained for marathons and long-distance challenges, even while juggling a demanding career in emergency medicine.
One of Natasha’s most remarkable achievements was running 781 kilometers across the Camino de Santiago. She not only conquered the mental and physical challenges of this ultra-endurance feat but also raised funds for a meaningful cause—bringing better hygiene and sanitation facilities to remote communities in Australia.
Natasha reflects on the joy of running, how it grounds her, and how it’s become a way to explore new places. She also highlights the mental battle of endurance running and shares some fantastic tips to inspire both beginners and seasoned runners.
Links:-Remote Laundries - https://www.remotelaundries.org.au/natasha-running-for-the-remote-laundries/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/natashatile/
Natasha’s Running Tips:
1.Set Big Goals: Even if it feels out of reach, start with a clear, ambitious goal—it’s motivating!
2.Break It Down: Work backward to figure out the steps you need to achieve your goal.
3.Consistency is Key: Build a routine that includes regular running, even if it’s just short distances.
4.Enjoy the Scenery: Use running as a way to explore new places—it makes the experience even more rewarding.
5.Stay Hydrated: Especially in hot climates, keep electrolytes handy.
6.Find a Community: Running with others can help you stay motivated and learn from their experiences.
Tune in to this episode to hear Natasha’s incredible story and get inspired to take on your own running adventures!
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we catch up with Darlene Dale as she navigates the challenges of recovering from COVID while preparing for the Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-mile race. Darlene shares how she’s pacing herself back into training, focusing on listening to her body and gradually rebuilding her mileage.
She also reflects on her recent experience sweeping the Feral Pig event, a task that reminded her of the camaraderie and joy that ultra events bring. With her infectious positivity, Darlene talks about finding balance between rest and determination as she looks forward to her next race. Whether you’re tackling big goals or managing setbacks, Darlene’s story is sure to inspire.
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we check in with Melissa Gregory as she navigates the challenges of training for the Delirious W.E.S.T. 100-mile race while balancing the demands of family, farm life, and the Australian summer heat. Melissa shares how she’s adapting her training schedule around the rising temperatures, tackling fatigue, and finding ways to stay motivated.
From running at unconventional times to reflecting on how everyday activities like laying turf and farm chores contribute to her endurance, Melissa offers a relatable and inspiring look at how she’s preparing for the big race. Her realistic and thoughtful approach to ultra running is perfect for anyone juggling busy lives while chasing big goals.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we explore the soothing practice of “Appreciate the Art of Bathing.” Today’s tip invites you to transform your daily shower or bath into a mindful experience. Focus on the sensations of water on your skin, the calming scents of soap or bath products, and the comforting sound of flowing water. As you bathe, visualise the water washing away your stress and tension, allowing your body and mind to renew.
This simple routine becomes an opportunity for reflection and gratitude, as you connect deeply with the relaxing and rejuvenating aspects of bathing.
Join us to discover how mindful bathing can refresh both your body and soul, turning an everyday task into a serene ritual.
Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we catch up with Glen Smetherham as he reflects on his recent ultra-running adventures and prepares for the next stages of his Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-mile training.
Glen shares how he’s prioritising recovery and mindfulness, including yoga and walking, to stay balanced while increasing his training volume. He reflects on his experiences at the Feral Pig 100-mile race, including lessons learned about pacing and nutrition, and how these insights are shaping his approach to upcoming races.
With Glen’s mix of strategy, humour, and inspiration, this episode is packed with insights for anyone pushing their limits in running—or life.
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we check in with Gabe Alves as he reflects on his recent completion of the Feral Pig 100-mile race and prepares for the Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-mile challenge.
Gabe shares the mental strategies that kept him strong through the highs and lows of the event, including how he managed to “turn off” the pain and push through the final stretch with surprising strength. He discusses the power of mental resilience in ultra running, his lessons from navigating tough terrain and unpredictable weather, and his plans for the coming months as he continues his journey toward Delirious.
Gabe’s insights into the mental and physical aspects of ultra running are a must-hear for anyone preparing for a big challenge—or looking for inspiration to tackle their own goals.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we focus on the soothing practice of a “Mindful Tea Drinking Ritual.” Today’s tip encourages you to transform your daily tea time into a calming, reflective experience. Begin by selecting your tea with intention, then take a moment to observe its colour and inhale its calming aroma.
As you sip slowly, pay close attention to the temperature, taste, and the sensations in your body. This ritual allows you to slow down, fostering a deeper appreciation for the simple pleasure of a warm cup of tea.
Join us as we explore how this peaceful practice can help you unwind and bring mindfulness into your daily routine.
Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we check in with Kevin Matthews, an ultra runner known for his passion for racing and camaraderie. Kevin reflects on his recent accomplishments, including the gruelling Feral Pig 100-mile race and the Sandman 50km, which he used as stepping stones toward the Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-mile challenge.
He shares his insights on training smart, using poles effectively, and balancing solo runs with the social side of ultra running. With his humorous and practical advice, Kevin emphasises the importance of pacing, planning sleep breaks, and finding joy in every race, making this episode a must-listen for runners of all levels.
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Here is Kev’s fabulous/entertaining blog about his adventures - https://www.runbkrun.com/
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In this episode of FitMIND FitBODY, we check in with Stuart Rainbow as he prepares for the Delirious W.E.S.T. 200-mile race. Stuart shares the ups and downs of his training, including how he’s been managing a recent hip injury and the mental challenges that come with it. He discusses how he’s adjusting his routine to accommodate his recovery, and how he’s staying optimistic by focusing on strength training and time on his feet.
Stuart also opens up about balancing family life and training, including a recent family trip to Bali, where he plans to keep his fitness routine on track despite the tropical distractions. His humorous and realistic approach to ultra training reminds us that setbacks are part of the journey, and it’s all about staying patient and consistent.
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In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we dive into “Yoga Mindfulness,” a practice that encourages you to bring full awareness into your yoga routine.
Today’s tip is about focusing on your breath, the alignment of your poses, and the sensations flowing through your body as you move. Yoga is more than just physical exercise—it’s a powerful practice of presence and awareness. By paying attention to each movement, breath, and transition, you can deepen your connection to both body and mind, enhancing the overall benefits of your practice.
Join us as we explore how bringing mindfulness into your yoga routine can make your movements more intentional and your practice more meaningful.
Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.
For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/
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