It’s a remarkable story that is one of the original inspirations behind The Do Landers podcast.
Jenny Pettenon (insta: @JenPettenon), mother of three, wife and professional who was encouraged to enter a cycling race – within months she found herself riding on the elite circuit competing against women half her age.
Proving that age is no barrier, and that you don’t know what you’re capable of until you try, this is a story that people of all ages simply must hear.
Simon Garlick, former Australian rules footballer and current CEO of the Fremantle Football Club, recently sat down for an episode of The...
Life has thrown a lot of curve balls Lance’s way, from child sporting prodigy who got to the elite level but lived with Mental...
Dean’s Dad calls him the Ultra Marathon Man and its an apt description. Dean is a runner, an author and has been named in Time...
Many of us dreamed of becoming a world champion as a kid. Our guest in this episode made that dream come true! And that’s...
Jeremy Bettle’s purpose is to create elite athletic performance. In this episode we talk to Jeremy, the Director of High Performance at the...
Lauren Foote (she/her) is a world champion! A world champion at roller derby and we reckon a world champion human. In this episode of The...
Rob Spurr can pull a crowd, he has played a significant role in the renewable energy space and is a creator of communities with AFL at its...
From an early age all Scott Tindal wanted to do was pull on the green and gold and represent Australia in Rugby Union. He was well on his...
What is a doer? A person that is characterised by taking action and one who gets stuff done with vigor, efficiency and purpose. Bridie...
