Michael Board's guest appearances

Michael Board

The Freedive Cafe Podcast

The Noe Show

Patrick McKeown

John Wright

Wallace J. Nichols

Alex Davis

Kate Middleton

James Nestor

Kanye Tweets

BILL BAKER

Emma Farrell

Sara Campbell

Adam Sellars

Ted Harty

Kiki Bosch

Tanya Streeter

Chris McKay

OwlTail

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Friendship Feat. Michael Board II

Michael BoardSubscribe to PodcastApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsAndroidby EmailRSSMore Subscribe Options Michael Board started freediving in 2009 and started competing that same year. Sport and exercise have always been a part of his life, starting first with martial arts but then continuing with his time in the British Marines and then subsequently other sports before finally discovering freediving.Within freediving he would be the first to admit that he was not a natural to start with, but he has built on his performances steadily through consistent training over the past nine years, starting with his first British record in FIM at 68m in 2010. Since then he has set 18 British records, and has dived to 111m in CWT, ranking him 5th in the world this year (2018) so far.In this episode we discuss:About the earthquakes that affected the Gili islands and how the rebuilding has been coming along.A bit about Mike's interesting past history.How freediving came into the equation.From the 40s to a 111m diver.Was Mike a natural?A question from Nays Baghai about the biggest challenge Mike has faced in his career.Is Mike the fittest he's ever been?The course of events at this year's (2018) Vertical Blue competition.Dealing with competition pressure and a Patreon question from Arthur Kudla.How Mike trains.The benefits of coaching from Goran ČolakOvercoming his greatest challenge (thanks Nays ;), deeper relaxation and the benefits for equalisation.Progress in freediving takes time!What does Freedive Gili have to offer.What advice would Mike have givern himself when he first started freediving?Mikes recommended book is The Rise of Superman by Steven Kotler.Mike's plans for 2019 and beyond.Why does Mike freedive?Mike's Links:Freedive GiliCreated by Donny Mac, Copyright © 2017 The Freedive Café      Privacy &amp; Copyright PolicyAll photos on this website are copyrighted material and all rights are reserved.  This means you must have permission to use the photos in any way that does not fall under the limited rights granted by the “fair use” clause of the copyright law.  “Fair use” does not extend to taking the photos and putting them on your own website, even if modified and for non-commercial use. Join the PATREON tribe!DONATE through PAYPALSEND TO:domhnallus@googlemail.com

Michael Board Subscribe to PodcastApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsAndroidby EmailRSSMore Subscribe Options Michael Board started freediving in 2009 and started competing that same year. Sport and exercise have always been a part of his life, starting first with martial arts but then continuing with his time in the British Marines and then subsequently other sports before finally discovering freediving. Within freediving he would be the first to admit that he was not a natural to start with, but he has built on his performances steadily through consistent training over the past nine years, starting with his first British record in FIM at 68m in 2010. Since then he has set 18 British records, and has dived to 111m in CWT, ranking him 5th in the world this year (2018) so far. In this episode we discuss: About the earthquakes that affected the Gili islands and how the rebuilding has been coming along. A bit about Mike's interesting past history. How freediving came into the equation. From the 40s to a 111m diver. Was Mike a natural? A question from Nays Baghai about the biggest challenge Mike has faced in his career. Is Mike the fittest he's ever been? The course of events at this year's (2018) Vertical Blue competition. Dealing with competition pressure and a Patreon question from Arthur Kudla. How Mike trains. The benefits of coaching from Goran Čolak Overcoming his greatest challenge (thanks Nays ;), deeper relaxation and the benefits for equalisation. Progress in freediving takes time! What does Freedive Gili have to offer. What advice would Mike have givern himself when he first started freediving? Mikes recommended book is The Rise of Superman by Steven Kotler. Mike's plans for 2019 and beyond. Why does Mike freedive? Mike's Links: Freedive Gili Created by Donny Mac, Copyright © 2017 The Freedive Café      Privacy &amp; Copyright Policy All photos on this website are copyrighted material and all rights are reserved. This means you must have permission to use the photos in any way that does not fall under the limited rights granted by the “fair use” clause of the copyright law.  “Fair use” does not extend to taking the photos and putting them on your own website, even if modified and for non-commercial use.  Join the PATREON tribe! DONATE through PAYPAL SEND TO: domhnallus@googlemail.com

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