In this episode of Last Stroke Counts, we're excited to share our conversation with Lebby Eyres, a former Oxford Blue, accomplished freelance journalist, daring Atlantic rower, and the CEO of The Health Lottery. Her story is one of remarkable versatility, grit and enduring passion for rowing.

Lebby takes us on a journey through her career, starting from the waters of Oxford to the challenges she faced and her life beyond professional sports. She then leads us into the thrilling world of Ocean Rowing, detailing her incredible experience of crossing the Atlantic with the crew known as The Mothership.

We dive deep into the realities of competing on the open waters, discussing the daily struggles, the mental and physical demands of a 3000-mile-long race, losing 20 kilograms, steering around the storms, and the exhilaration of completing such a monumental challenge. Lebby's insights offer a rare glimpse into the Atlantic Challenge itself, branded as World’s Toughest Row, the preparation it entails, and the sheer determination required to conquer such a feat.

So, tune in & join us as we uncover the raw and inspiring stories of endurance, resilience, and the spirit of adventure. Whether you're a rowing enthusiast or simply love extraordinary tales of human achievement, this episode promises to captivate and inspire, reminding us that even out on the ocean, every last stroke counts.

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