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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 1H 11M

Shauna Coxsey - #43

from The Jake Dearden Podcast

Olympian, World Champion and professional climber Shauna Coxsey joins the podcast to share her incredible journey from discovering climbing at just 3 years old to becoming one of the most successful climbers in the world.We dive into the reality of competing at the highest level, the sacrifices required to become World No.1, the impact of climbing entering the Olympics, overcoming injuries, motherhood, mindset, motivation, and her next big challenge: attempting the hardest climb of her career.00:00 Intro05:24 Why Climbing Is So Addictive08:03 How Climbing Changed Over the Last 30 Years13:09 Joining Team GB & Competing Internationally18:56 Breaking Her Leg & The Mindset Shift That Changed Everything23:34 Why Shauna Didn't Want to Go to the Olympics27:25 The Reality of Competing at the Tokyo Olympics34:58 Retiring From Competition Climbing & Becoming a Mother50:26 Motivation vs Commitment: The Secret to Success57:05 Attempting the Hardest Climb of Her Life15% off 247 Represent - Use code: JAKE247https://uk.representclo.com/collectio...BPN supplements - 10% off, Use code: JAKE:https://www.bareperformancenutrition.comWhoop — 1 month free:https://join.whoop.com/gb/en/Jakedearden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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