Hey, what's going on, guys?

Welcome back to the Jeremy Scott Funders podcast, a radio show coming to you on this Wednesday afternoon here.

With a quick episode on my recent trip to the Grand Canyon hiking rim to rim to rim, which not the easiest thing to be done for sure.

And I'm going to kind of dig into more details of that and kind of share with you guys if you're interested in ever visiting the Grand Canyon doing that specific hike or some of the smaller ones that we've

done before in the past or any type of endurance training and you guys are looking to prepare in terms

of training mobility, rest, recovery, nutrition for sure, and kind of everything wrapped up into

something that goes into something at this scale in terms of physical activity.

So I'm on a laugh mic right now.

So it sounds a little bit different.

I apologize.

My next door neighbor here business-wise is doing some crazy construction work.

So I didn't want to really, really mic it up because you guys will hear everything.

So with that said, the Grand Canyon, obviously, hopefully you guys are familiar.

It's located in Arizona, which is a state that I live in.

If you guys are not familiar, now you know.

I'm assuming most of you guys know a lot of the stuff about the Grand Canyon, but a lot of

these little facts I'm going to spit off here on my show notes, I didn't even know until

literally we're getting into it.

And you wonder what you're walking into when you're in terms of you know how far are we going to go, how are we going to hike, how are we going to get there, what are we going to eat, what elements, what animals, things like that. Do we have to be, you know, aware of or, you know, scared of if you will? And my wife and I have hiked parts of the Grand Canyon before. Like nothing is close to this big of a scale.

Now here we've done the highest peak in Arizona is Mount Humphreys, which we have done that before.

And that is a challenging hike.

We've done parts of the Grand Canyon before.

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