Doc sits down with Scottish endurance adventurer Jamie Ramsay. Settle in and buckle up as Jamie shares how his successful corporate life took and left turn and he found himself living a life of adventure. Along the way, you'll hear about his 367-day run from Vancouver to Buenos Aires, and his first ever hike, the Hayduke Trail. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)
Show Notes
In this episode, the host interviews adventurer Jamie Ramsay, discussing his remarkable 17,000-kilometer run from Vancouver to Buenos Aires. Jamie shares insights on the importance of taking on life's challenges and experiencing the world at a personal pace. He reflects on the positive interactions he had with people across 14 countries and underscores the value of solo adventures. The discussion also covers Jamie's hiking and cycling experiences, including the Hayduke Trail and other significant expeditions. Jamie offers advice for aspiring adventurers, focusing on meticulous gear testing and minimal route planning to maximize the adventure experience. The conversation wraps up with Jamie's thoughts on balancing adventure and family life.
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