Project Puresport

Puresport Founder Grayson Hart interviews All Black, Aaron Smith, discussing their early playing days in New Zealand. 

Aaron Smith a scrum half, plays for the Highlanders in Super Rugby where he is the club's all time leader in caps, and for Manawatu in the ITM Cup. He has won 121 caps for New Zealand and is their most-capped back.

On this episode of Project Puresport we are joined by Nicole Vignola, a neuroscientist, corporate consultant, brain performance coach and public speaker, committed to making neuroscience tangible for the masses. Nicole works with organisations and individuals to teach them how to better understand their unique physiology, providing them with practical tools and science-backed methods to improve their mental health, optimise reflexes and reach peak mental performance, enhancing their daily lives and careers.

This April, English ultra-runner William Goodge will embark on a transcontinental run from Los Angeles to New York City, running 3,175 miles in 64 days to be the fastest Brit of all time to run across America.

In this episode of Project Puresport, Grayson and James dig a little deeper and Will tells his story of how, why and when he plans to run the width of America from LA to New York. A truly inspirational story and we can't wait to follow the journey.

This week, Grayson and James are joined by Kyle Gray, a multi-talented teacher who is known worldwide for his expertise in angels and spiritual energy but is also a deeply committed practitioner of kundalini yoga and meditation. Discussing spiritual encounters from an early age, Kyle, was just four years old when his grandmother’s soul visited him from the other side. Growing up, Kyle always had the ability to hear, feel and see what goes beyond the natural senses, which eventually led him to discovering the power of angels and positive energy in his teens. https://www.kylegray.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/kylegrayuk/

This week, Grayson and James are joined by Ben Earl, English professional rugby union player who plays as a back row for Premiership rugby club Saracens and England. 

We get into Ben's rugby career, his time at Saracens, his International debut under coach Eddie Jones, and what habits and routines he's implementing this year to optimise mind, body and performance. 

Join hosts Grayson Hart and James Dollah for the first episode of 2023.

Delving into some of the big business challenges faced in the previous year, making mistakes with hiring, supply chain issues and other areas behind the scenes at Puresport before discussing the first campaign campaign, Small Habits Unlock Big Dreams, the whole team is implementing their own lifestyle changes to optimise mind and body and how the community can get involved too. 

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Ryan Wilson is a professional rugby player for Glasgow Warriors and Scotland. 

Having represented Scotland 50 times of which he is eligible via his maternal grandparents, his most recent representation for the national team culminated in not only his 50th cap but the first time Scotland have beaten France on French soil in 20 years. 

He is the 2nd most capped Glasgow warrior of all time with 220+ professional games and has been a loyal servant to his club over the past 13 years of which he captained the club for 5 competing at the highest level in European rugby. 

He’s also a familiar face in the podcast world hosting ‘The Offload’ weekly and interviewing some of the biggest names in the sport. 

The podcast along with his experiences through-out his career which certainly hasn’t been plain sailing has leant itself to carving a public speaking role for the ‘Scotsman with a not so Scottish accent'.

Sammi is one of the UK's leading wheelchair racers and the fastest ever British female over all her main events. She is a double Paralympic medallist, a 5 times world medallist and and been both World Champion and World Record holder during her extraordinary career. 

Sammi took up sport in 2011 following an accident on her family farm in the Scottish Borders. The accident left her unable to walk, but after being introduced to the sport of wheelchair racing she was determined to become one of the very best in the world. 

Sammi is based outside Loughborough and is training towards the Paris Paralympics in 2024. She speaks on topics including resilience, self confidence and the power of sport to help you rebuild. 

Instagram: @sammikinghorn