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FANTASTIC! Really enjoyed that, thanks both.

How fab are u ❤

Have you ever had negativity from people x

Was yoga and mediation the only methods that got you through x

We're the fractures caused or part of ur condition x

I thought athletes were just track x

Ah you can see what it meant being put on the team x

It's all about what you do in life exactly on your own only you can progress x

Can only so many out of the 15 team become pro ,?

Hi Lewis , just starting your podcast journey as promised,,did knowing about your condition affect your confidence when it came to questioning your ability and how good you were ? X

To put her on O2 someone would have to give her their mask. There was no way to carry her. It was a no win situation

How did this only have 1 like and 75 views after 2 years? (Look at my expectations:) The content here was top-notch and actionable. Thanks!

Proud to see young people talking about such great topics! Keep going man. 👍🏻

Wishing you a long and healthy life, James.

So well explained, thank god for this video🙏🙏

No one as not a single fucking person has ever said you shouldn’t have a comfort zone. What the fuck are you two hack jobs talking about?

Can't hear Cameron's mic

Hello legends, Don't forget to download the MindStrong Sport app totally for Free (and let me know what you think!) - onelink.to/mindstrongsport Here's the timestamps: 00:00 The Connection Between Mental Health and Performance 02:16 The Impact of Parenthood on Identity and Wellbeing 04:00 The Fluffiness of Mental Health and the Importance of Psychological Safety 06:28 The Pressure of Potential and the Superpower of Conditions 09:36 The Challenges of Identity Shifts in Retirement 12:01 The Dangers of Living Outside Your Comfort Zone 27:41 The Need for a Supportive Comfort Zone 35:14 Understanding the Art of Coaching 36:34 Balancing Marginal Gains and Enjoyment 37:50 Individualized Coaching and Understanding Athletes 39:01 Maximizing vs Optimizing 40:11 The Importance of Asking for Help 41:00 Overcoming the Fear of Asking for Help 42:07 The Value of Clarity 44:31 The Importance of Acceptance 44:59 Control the Controllables 46:09 Creating Horizontal Relationships in Coaching 48:40 The Power of Quality over Quantity 52:18 One Moment Does Not Define You 57:09 The Importance of Intrinsic Motivation 01:03:22 Embracing the Journey, Not Just the Destination 01:09:23 Defining Success Beyond External Metrics 01:14:00 The Importance of Focusing on the Foundations 01:19:01 Minding Your Language and Challenging Negative Thoughts 01:21:59 Meeting Yourself Where You Are 01:25:15 The Journey vs. the Destination 01:31:29 Comparing Yourself to Others 01:35:34 The Dangers of Doping in Sports 01:41:39 The Dehumanization of Athletes in Franchise Tournaments 01:44:13 You Are Enough, But You Are More Than You Realize

Can we get an update from Stevie Ward?

Great James. How we miss him, his enthusiasm, and what a future he had too. Absolutely blessed that he's still alive. Such a good guy. All cricketers just Love James

Thanks for getting Tim on. My dream job is a psychologist at Chelsea FC, would love to get a call from them like he did 😅

There is an ultimate lesson in intimacy that many will not face until already in the grips of their last breath of life! Whether climbing Everest or trying to reach one of the many other pinnacles in life that we set for ourselves: "Pride goes before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall. Better it is to be of an humble spirit with the lowly, than to divide the spoil with the proud. He that handles a matter wisely shall find good: and whoso trusts in the LORD, happy is he." (Pro 16:18-20) I have never been able to separate myself from a soul facing his or her self determination in eternal damnation of soul! To me, it's like walking off or sitting, with hands clasped, arms folded, and watching someone commit suicide! Just writing off another poor soul who has made a bad choice for themselves is not an option! The certainty of a deathbed is not an ideal opportunity for assiting anyone in a life choice but a Believer in Messiah Yeshua has the responsibility and ordination from Father God, as an help meet! As a born again Christian, I am my brothers keeper! I could never go back and get this shot (opportunity) again, neither could I ever sleep again in peace with the haunting memory of someone in my realm of influence having died, in the commission of the ultimate suicide in unbelief: that eternal death of soul; forsaking our Creator's salvation, already purchased, in His perfect blood sacrifice, of love! Even on the broad road, there is a traffic jam leading to destruction. Throughout life, we all are climbing, in the deathzone, of sin, not without oxygen but without our Savior and His Holy Spirit! "O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to the grace of God, which gives us the victory through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ." (Isa 25:8, 1Co 15: 55-57) Love in Messiah, Richard

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She should have carried some oxygen bottles in case she didn’t make it without oxygen. This is where stupidity

I’m planning to be the first person to climb Mt Everest on a camel

When people do something so risky (& borderline stupid) like climbing Everest without oxygen, then you can't expect others to risk their lives to save them when it predictably goes wrong. Adults need to be responsible for their own actions.

Great Conversation

impressive explanation 😭

Hello sir, your youtube podcast channel is frozen, after uploading the video, it gets few views. Can you give me a one month challenge? How good can I get on your CZcams videos?

Hello sir, your youtube podcast channel is frozen, after uploading the video, it gets few views. Can you give me a one month challenge? How good can I get on your CZcams videos? I like challenges at work and have a lot of confidence in myself.

I love listening to Tom Curry. For such a young man he comes across as incredibly insightful, centred and measured in the way he expresses himself. It feels quite grounding whenever I listen to him, great guy! Also first time listening to this podcast and loved it, you’re doing a great job Lewis, thanks for the awesome content 😊

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I think Cathy O'Dowd spoke the real truth here! Being a woman who has both lived..&..breathed This Extremely dangerous sport in real time. When you consider a soldier within live theatre has what they call the "Golden Hour" In getting a casevac!!(air support more than likely after incident) to a team of medical experts with the much needed expertise! With all the support which goes with such. Their colleague's with trauma experience.&. Albeit limited equipment to help in the interim. Mountaineer's unfortunately don't have that through varying different detrimental precursors. Tis extremely sad! Though i do think from watching varying summit attempts.&. success. These souls very much know within which they are up against! Cathy obviously very much knew her own capability @that precise time. In deciding to turn back. Was very much her own right call. In doing so could have been the deciding factor in her being alive today. Sometimes better to acknowledge when your up against it. Call time on. .&. Live to fight another day

Very well explained. Thank you!

I did not expect hie voice to be like that

There’s one more thing. Saying is not enough you have to feel it and believe it!

Well said, with the science to back it up. Great insight during a time when people feel more estranged than ever in a world of success vs failure

Unrelated but idk if you hit the gym or not but your traps look absolutely sick good shit

Yes, true.

Thank You!!❤ Needed this Today!

She starred in the documentary, "The Dark Side of Everest," during which she stated, but did not disclose here, that Fran very clearly said to her a number of times, "Don't leave me." (In that video, her facial "affect" was also way off. She smiled constantly during her retelling, which almost everyone watching it was/is completely put off by. There is much, much more to this story. If you dig, you can find vids of top climbers who were on the mountain during the weeks of the Rob Hall/Scott Fischer + climbers tragedy in 1996, stating how highly disdainful they were universally of the actions and non-actions of the 3-4 members of South African team of which she was a part. I should say, of those who were left. Even before any of their climbs were attempted, 4 or 5 original team members quit. They picked up all their gear and walked out of basecamp. For more info. on the serious problems with the 3-4 members who did climb, also watch "Storm Over Everest." Both the documentaries I've mentioned here are, in and of themselves, exceptional. Cathy makes some valid points here but... Thanks for the interview.

Outstanding discussion, training as a Psychotherapist at the moment, this was brilliant!

True

Jofra Archer is rare talent so we rarely see him in ground 😂😂 Anyway waiting for the king's comeback love from Nepal 🇳🇵

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Very interesting 👍

This is murder. You could have helped this person, save his life. And you decided to walk on and let him die.. Disgusting. Special place in hell for her!

She is absolutely realistic about this situation… she did what she could but everyone who climbs Everest knows the risk! Period! Don’t expect others to risk themselves more to rescue you off a mountain that kills 1 in 7

Pathetic excuse for a mother (AND father); doing that wreckless shyte, despite being warned (and pleaded to) by her young son not to go. After he told her of his dream that she went up......and never returned. And her response to her son: "I've got to do this". lol........IDl0T. Oh, b-b-b-but let's alllll praise her anyways, though. IDl0TS. 😅

J Archer should have played the world cup.