The Everesting Podcast The Everesting Podcast

Alan Colville is an ultra endurance cyclist and the Guinness Record Holder for the most elevation cycled in 48 hours, when he covered 620 kilometres and over 30,000 metres. Alan shares that story as well as his other Everesting adventures and more.

Tyrone Siglos is a bike courier from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. For most people, completing just one Everesting would stand as the pinnacle of their athletic achievements. Tyrone is one of a very few Hells500 crew who have claimed the unbelievable Triple Everesting badge. Tyrone tells us about the Vancouver Triple Crown, and how he used it’s three mountains to complete his epic ride, covering 27,000 metres of climbing and over 800 kilometres. You can check it in the Everesting Hall of Fame here; https://everesting.cc/hall-of-fame/.

Rebecca Rusch is a Professional Athlete, 7 time World Champion, Mountain Bike Hall of Famer, Author of Rusch To Glory, Emmy Award Winner and founder of the Be Good Foundation. We hear about Rebecca’s Giddy Up Challenge, Which included participants climbing over 10 million feet and raising over $130,000 for COVID-19 relief! Learn more about Rebecca and the challenge at https://www.rebeccarusch.com

Alpine Everesting is a team of endurance athletes committed to raising money for cancer research, support and prevention through epic cycling adventures. In January 2022, they plan to ride 500kms in 2 days to reach 10000m elevation in the Victorian High Country to complete and Everesting 10K ROAM. We’re joined by Elly and Bec to hear about their ride plan and the great cause they’re supporting. You can learn more and support Alpine Everesting towards their goal at https://www.alpineeveresting.com.au/#/

Mark Jensen of Race Republic and Floyd Landis of Floyd’s of Leadville join us to discuss the Race Republic Everest Climb taking place on December 31st 2021. Race Republic have created a photo realistic virtual race route on Mount Everest, which you can race over 50 miles (80 kilometres) at 12% gradient, or 100 miles at 6% gradient (with no descending). Check out the incredible preview video at https://racerepublic.com/blog/PreviewVideo

Ronan Mc Laughlin is the Everesting world record holder. On March 23, 2021 Ronan set a blistering time of 6:40:54, besting the previous record by close to 20 minutes. Ronan shares the back story of his interest in Everesting, his approach to the record attempt and much more.