Interview with Rupert Guinness

ByJarrat Wood

Longevity PT Founder Jarrat Wood Interview Rupert Guinness about life, health, fitness and his next big challenge: The Indian Pacific Wheel Race. This Race is 5,500 km unsupported and solo across Australia. Rupert will be raising money for www.helpingrhinos.org.

We talk about:

  • the bulimia he developed as a young lightweight rower,
  • fear of the scales,
  • his recent amazing 15kg weight loss and 12% body fat loss
  • shoulder dislocation injuries, surgery and rehabilitation
  • how to use exercise science and physiology to improve performance and decrease disease

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vtv_j8P2Ww&t=15s

 

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