From 40kg Lost to a 40-Hour Backyard Ultra Win

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Challenge Accepted with Ethan Fleming

Ethan Fleming

31 episodes

1 week ago

Challenge Accepted is the podcast for anyone who reckons pain is part of the prize. Hosted by Ethan Fleming, co-founder of Hardcore Harry’s and part-time lunatic when it comes to voluntary suffering. This show dives into the stories, mindset, and mayhem behind epic fitness challenges. From everyday battlers to endurance legends, it’s all about what happens when you show up, push past your limits, and have a red-hot crack.

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From 40kg Lost to a 40-Hour Backyard Ultra Win - #19

Challenge Accepted with Ethan Fleming

40 minutes 44 seconds

4 months ago

From 40kg Lost to a 40-Hour Backyard Ultra Win - #19

Sat down with Mitch McInnes, one of the most consistent blokes we’ve seen across the Hardcore Harry’s challenges. This episode dives deep into Backyard Ultras, mental resilience, and why most people break in their head long before their body gives out. Mitch opens up about his 40-hour win in the blistering heat, how he went from 115kg to running 8,000km a year, and what’s actually going through your head when you're the last one standing. If you’re into testing limits, this one will hit hard.

Challenge Accepted is the podcast for people who do hard shit on purpose. Hosted by Ethan Fleming, Co-founder of Hardcore Harry’s and long-time sufferer of voluntary pain, this show dives into the stories, mindset, and mayhem behind epic fitness challenges. From everyday battlers to endurance legends, it’s all about showing up and having a crack.