Show Notes
'Adventure in its purest form, is simply a way of thinking' Watch and listen to learn the 10.5 pillars of endurance according to Sean Conway Successes, dreams and hiccups - welcome to the madly inspiring world of Sean Conway, the Zimbabwean born, Irish endurance legend who lives in Wales. Founder of the Sean Conway Endurance Club, supporting amateurs taking on their first 140.6 full Ironman - after his epic record breaking 105 Ironman in 105 daysIn this episode we cover Sean's expeditions and endurance philosophy. Filmed and edited by Tom Grundy, with support from Reuben Mantle https://www.seanconway.com
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