Let’s Chalk About It Let’s Chalk About It

Leah Shutkever is a legend in the world of professional eating (yep you read that correctly, professional eating). Leah doesn't just have one Guiness World record she..no no no, Leah currently holds 21 records. She has even go on to break some of her own records as well.  Leah has also battled some of the great in the fitness worlds including worlds strongest man 2017 Eddie Hall!

we sit down to discuss the coming year and what the goals are for us individually and the podcast

We had the chance to sit down and have a conversation with aspiring female powerlifter Lottie Hall, who was able to give us a different view of the powerlifting/training world from a women perspective.

Ep17 Let's Chalk About it w/Alex Smith AKA The Kitchen Guy  Everyone knows that coffee and fitness have gone hand-in-and since the dawn of time. So we were extremely happy to sit down with Alex Smith AKA The Kitchen Guy and talk about all things coffee.   Alex, much like ourselves used lock down to create something different and started to create some amazing photography and videos of all things coffee. What started out as a bit of fun soon caught on with his audience seeing him grow from 1300 follower to almost 8,000 in a little under 7 months!  With a shot of passion, a splash of imagination and a sprinkle of hard work. Alex has been able to create some truly stunning photography and also produce some very creative videos.   We are looking forward to seeing Alex social media following grow and can't wait to see the new videos he has planned.

We had the honour of speaking with a current record holder Jack Fleckney this week on the podcast.   Jack is a former Royal Marine, former rugby player and currently holds the record for Ski Erg  283,131 metre in 24 hours. We were grateful to have him on to speak about some of his past challenges and to speak about some of the upcoming challenges he is looking at completing, including another record attempt. This time Jack will be attempting to complete as many chin up in 24 hours as possible, The current record stands at a whopping 5,340.   Jack is also training to compete in the marathon des sables, a gruelling race which take place of stages in the Sahara desert covering 250km at temperature in excess of 50 degree centigrade!  Jack is doing this to help raise money form some great charities if you'd like to donate please check out the link below.

This weeks episode we spoke to the best kept secret in British wrestling Brady Phillips.