Hey, dude, bad.

We've just finished interviewing Nicole, who we, we saved it to the end to actually ask her how many titles she had. Five world titles, five and a half. We don't care about titles anymore. We don't even see that bothered about titles. She's accumulated so many. She's like, well, I don't know, five, six. Who cares? I don't bother, I don't bother counting them anymore. The important thing is we went right to the heart of what was important.

Exactly.

And I think what you like about this is Nick. I don't bother counting them anymore. The important thing is we went right to the heart of what was important.

Exactly.

Exactly.

And I think what you like about this is Nicol talks about the way her relationship with sponsors has changed to do with social media, to do with the mix between prize money and sponsorship and how that's important about recovering from injury, dealing with injury,

and how she's approached the sport very differently to anyone else,

primarily leaning towards rock climbing and running,

and whether or not she'd be involved in the sport if she was new today.

That's in today's interview. Take it away, guys.

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But a bye bye bye bye bye bye bye I must admit I was a clown to be messing around

But that doesn't mean that you have to leave town

I'm sorry to be I normally introduced the athletes with like

They've won this many things

But our next guest is won so many

i wouldn't be able to begin to add them up world champs spartans toughest mudders all those things

we first met maybe 10 years ago or in fact probably was about 10 years ago 50 nine years ago

at the obstacle race world champs since then she's just been dominating the sport

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