Bulldog Gear | Podcast

On Episode 22 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by friend of Bulldog and Crossfit games athlete Sólveig Sigurðardóttir.

We had a great chat covering a lot of ground; from macro tracking and eating disorders to the biggest training mistakes that competitive Crossfitters make.

A very enjoyable hour of my time, hopefully you enjoy it too.

On Episode 21 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined once again by the infamous Paul Warrior.

With no introduction or fanfare, we got straight into chewing the fat on some pretty heavy topics including fitness and mental health, post pandemic training and preparedness, and we even managed to answer a few quick fire questions on the back end.

Enjoy.

On Episode 20 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Danny Hammond and Lew Pridmore founders of ABOVE 100 EVENTS.

We had a great chat about the rise and rise of functional fitness competitions, making the competitive landscape more accessible outside of Crossfit and what makes a good (and bad) event.

Enjoy.

On Episode 19 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Josh Senior.

Josh is an adaptive athlete who has represented GB as a climber, a crossfitter, speaker and just all round adventurous dude.

We had a great chat about all of the challenges that Josh has taken on since his injury, crossfit and the adaptive athlete, and AT definitely didn’t cry when Josh told his puppy story. There’s no video, so you can’t prove otherwise.

Enjoy.

On Episode 18 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Daniel Strauss, AKA The Raspberry Ape

Dan is a Roger Gracie black belt in Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappler and a coach who is pretty infamous online for his eclectic yet effective training principles.

We delve into our personal philosophies on why people train, and our beliefs around how exploring movement will keep us coming back, forever.

Enjoy.

On Episode 18 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Daniel Strauss, AKA The Raspberry Ape

Dan is a Roger Gracie black belt in Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, a grappler and a coach who is pretty infamous online for his eclectic yet effective training principles.

We delve into our personal philosophies on why people train, and our beliefs around how exploring movement will keep us coming back, forever.

Enjoy.

On Episode 17 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Catie and Hannah Munnings.

Catie is a professional rally driver, currently competing in the massively exciting Extreme E as well as a TV presenter, and Hannah is a yoga coach and nutritionist who is currently working on her first cookbook.

This is a conversation that’s definitely deserved of a part two, as I feel there’s so much more I’d love to go other with Catie and Hannah, but I think we had an incredibly insightful conversation around stress management, females in sport and eating and training around the menstrual cycle.

It was definitely a fascinating chat for me, and I hope you guys find it as engaging. Enjoy!

On Episode 16 of The Bulldog Gear podcast we are joined by Matt Morsia. Matt was formerly a competitive triple jumper who once had his eyes set on the 2012 Olympics, he went on to become a PE teacher, has found huge success on Youtube and has recently published his first book. I think this conversation will surprise a lot of people - a real nitty gritty chat about the nuts and bolts of Matt’s training, with plenty of actionable take-aways. Enjoy!

Welcome back guys, today we are joined by Sean Conway. Sean is a prolific adventurer, as well as an author and speaker who has undertaken some absolutely mind blowing challenges and world’s firsts including a world record 4200 Mile Triathlon, cycling around the world and swimming the length of Britain.

I have absolutely no compunction in saying that this is one of the most inspirational conversations I’ve ever had the privilege of being a part of, and one that has given me some serious goals going forward, I hope it does the same for you.

Welcome back guys, today we are joined by Tommy Lovell. Tommy is the current world’s strongest man U80kgs, coach and gym owner based in New York.

Tommy is someone that’s been on my personal radar for while, so I was pretty stoked to get this chat in the bag. We talked about accessibility to strongman and it’s applicability to gen pop, (thats you and I) as well as how growing awareness of the various weight classes in strongman as a sport can help to proliferate the sport as a whole.

I hope you enjoy listening to this chat as much I enjoyed having it.