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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2016 · 41 MIN

Pioneer Ironman Gillian Walker - Episode 61 of The Blind Sport Podcast

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In episode 61we chat with blind triathlete Gillian Walker from New Zealand. Gillian has completed 17 full Ironman triathlons including being the first blind person to compete in New Zealand as well as the home of Ironman - Hawaii. A 3.8km swim, a 180km cycle followed by a 42km marathon run makes for a big day out. So how does a blind person compete in this endurance  multi-sport when no blind people have done it before? Well, with some good old guts and determination I'd say. This is a great conversation and I am sure that you will find it both informative and entertaining. I also include some motivational quotations that are based around the concept of "Pioneering". You can subscribe, download and listen to this podcast for free via iTunes, a smartphone podcast app, a Victor Reader Stream, or at The Blind Sport Podcast website. Please share this podcast with your social networks as the more that people get to listen, the greater the ability to create a community of blind sport supporters. Cheers, Mike.

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