Episode 18 - Karsten Madsen

An episode of the The Gravel Groove Podcast podcast, hosted by Jo Jo Maurice, titled "Episode 18 - Karsten Madsen" was published on June 22, 2022 and runs 92 minutes.

June 22, 2022 ·92m · The Gravel Groove Podcast

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This weeks guest is an amazing elite athlete, competing in road and Xterra Triathlons as well as racing gravel and mountain bikesKarsten MadsenKarsten and I talk about many of his adventures in Xterra and his bike racing, he also shares with us his heart condition, Atrial Fibrillation, when it happened, how he’s dealt with it and how he copes with it on a daily basis being such an active athlete!We talk about a few of his Everesting bike attempts during the pandemic, and then Karsten and I share an emotional moment talking about the recent loss of our fur babies, Lucas who was Karsten’s Boy and Trapper, who was my little guy! I loved my chat with Karsten and I know you will too!Instagram: @karstenmadWebsite: www.karstenmad.com*Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/mojo/rebelLicense code: HNJQZQMQRQX5GTHX

Episode Description

This weeks guest is an amazing elite athlete, competing in road and Xterra Triathlons as well as racing gravel and mountain bikes

Karsten Madsen

Karsten and I talk about many of his adventures in Xterra and his bike racing, he also shares with us his heart condition, Atrial Fibrillation, when it happened, how he’s dealt with it and how he copes with it on a daily basis being such an active athlete!

We talk about a few of his Everesting bike attempts during the pandemic, and then Karsten and I share an emotional moment talking about the recent loss of our fur babies, Lucas who was Karsten’s Boy and Trapper, who was my little guy!

I loved my chat with Karsten and I know you will too!

Instagram: @karstenmad
Website: www.karstenmad.com

*Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/mojo/rebel
License code: HNJQZQMQRQX5GTHX

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