What does it take to push your body and mind to the limit for days on end—while relying entirely on a team? The answer is epic!  In this episode, I sit down with seasoned adventure racer Roy Malone, who has spent the past 24 years competing in some of the toughest endurance races in the world. From trekking through the jungles of Fiji to navigating the badlands of North Dakota, Roy shares the highs, the lows, and the life lessons that come from competing in these multi-day, non-stop races.

We dive deep into the mental and physical grit required to finish these extreme challenges, the team dynamics that make or break success, and how adventure racing parallels the business world in unexpected ways. Roy also talks about his new venture, TerraVenture, which is bringing adventure to everyday explorers who crave the thrill of the unknown. If you’re curious about endurance racing, risk-taking, or just want to hear some unbelievable stories from the wild, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Episode Highlights

[00:00] - Welcome and introduction to Roy Malone [02:45] - How Roy balances adventure racing, family life, and a career in finance [08:10] - What is adventure racing? A deep dive into the sport’s extreme challenges [12:30] - The mental game: Handling sleep deprivation, exhaustion, and team dynamics [22:00] - Hallucinations on the trail: Roy’s wildest experiences in multi-day races [31:15] - The toughest race of Roy’s career and why Fiji pushed him to his limit [40:45] - TerraVenture: Roy’s mission to bring adventure racing to a broader audience [55:00] - What’s next? How long Roy plans to keep competing and where he’s headed next

Links & Resources

🔗 Learn more about Team Bones Adventure Racing: BonesAdventure.com 🔗 Explore Roy’s new company, TerraVenture: Terra-Venture.com 📧 Connect with Roy via email: [email protected]

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