Today’s podcast features the amazing Lucy Clark. If you recall, I first interviewed Lucy waaay back in October, episode 7. If you haven’t listened to that podcast yet, I recommend you pause this, go back, listen to it, then get back into this one! Lucy spent a long time planning an epic adventure. She planned to run the length of NZ from the tip of Cape Reinga in the North Island to the Bluff in the South Island. Well, with strength and determination Lucy did it! She now has the fastest known time, finishing the Te Araroa (tee-are-a-rho-a) trail in 66 days, 7 hours and 8 minutes. What an absolutely phenomenal achievement! An inspiration to women (and men!) everywhere to show what is possible.
I hope you enjoy the podcast!
Don’t forget to get onto Apple podcasts to rate and review. Here's the link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peak-endurance/id1479052215  Thanks to ‘ShellbellOz’ for the comment “I can’t believe I’ve only just started listening to this! I’m really enjoying the range of topics and perspectives” and for the five-star review. Thank you, it’s much appreciated. 
I have another hiking poles skills clinic coming up. I’m trying out a new time. Rather than a Saturday morning, I’ve planned for Sunday 15thMarch at 2pm This session goes for 90 minutes and we focus on correct height and usage of poles. We will practice on technical and non-technical terrain, as well as up and down-hill techniques. You will learn how to use poles running and hiking. The lesson will be located in the Dandenong Ranges. Here's the link to purchase tickets: https://www.peakendurancecoaching.com.au/store/p1/Monthly_training_program.html#/ 
If you are looking for coaching for any distance race, on trails or road, get onto my website www.peakendurancecoaching.com.au and get in contact with me. I would love to help you reach your goals.