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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2026 · 1H 1M

Raising the Bar: Motherhood, Channel Swims & Breaking Records

from The Toughest Finish Line · host Jen Done

In this episode of The Toughest Finish Line, we welcome an extraordinary ultra-endurance athlete who is redefining what’s possible and putting Scotland firmly on the endurance map, all while balancing life as a mum.From conquering brutal channel swims to completing the legendary Enduroman Arch to Arc, she’s taken on some of the toughest endurance challenges in the world and is smashing records along the way. But behind the incredible performances is the reality of juggling training, family life, and motherhood.We talk about the mindset it takes to endure freezing waters, relentless miles, and the mental battles that come with pushing the human body to its limits, while also showing up every day as a parent. She shares the highs, the sacrifices, and the determination that keeps her moving forward when most would stop.This is a powerful story of resilience, balance, and proving that being a mum doesn’t limit your dreams... it can fuel them.If you need a reminder that extraordinary things are possible, even in the busiest seasons of life, this episode will leave you inspired. 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️🔥

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