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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2019 · 43 MIN

SDR037: Swimming when you’re nothing like Michael Phelps with Sally Goble

from Swim dot Rocks · host Ben Ramsden

“Extremely short, round and middle aged” is how our guest Sally Goble describes herself. “I don’t look anything like Michael Phelps”. We learn that London based Sally discovered swimming in her 30s and celebrated her 50th birthday by swimming in 50 pools in 50 days – one mile in each. She’s swum the English Channel and in freezing (literally) water in the Arctic Circle. An extremely uplifting and inspirational conversation. Further information: Postcards from the Pool (Sally’s blog on Medium) Connect with Sally on Twitter Sally’s fundraising page for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity Swim Dem Crew The post SDR037: Swimming when you’re nothing like Michael Phelps with Sally Goble appeared first on Mensard.

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“Extremely short, round and middle aged” is how our guest Sally Goble describes herself. “I don’t look anything like Michael Phelps”. We learn that London based Sally discovered swimming in her 30s and celebrated her 50th birthday by swimming in 50 pools in 50 days – one mile in each. She’s swum the English Channel [...]

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