The World’s Most Versatile Elite Endurance Athlete | Cam Wurf

The shapeshifter of elite endurance, Cam Wurf has distinguished himself at the highest, most elite level, in three distinct sports.
First in rowing where he represented Australia in the 2004 Athens Olympics. He then turned to professional cycling as a super domestique for Team Sky and now INEOS, where he played a crucial role in supporting guys like Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas, serving as a secret weapon to their Tour de France victories. Cam has simultaneously distinguished himself at the highest level of Ironman triathlon, collecting wins at IM Wales and IM Australia, and is most well known for setting and holding (until this past year) the bike course record at the IMWC in Kona.
He can train and race with the best professional cyclists in the world, set bike course records at the world’s most prestigious Ironmans, and even run a 2:45 marathon after a 2.4 mile swim and 112-mile bike. He doesn’t seem to ever get tired. He absolutely loves training. And he’s always smiling.
So who is this guy?
Like you, I have so many questions. And Cam is here to answer them with an infectious enthusiasm I wish I could bottle.
You can check out our full conversation here 👉 bit.ly/camwurf...
✌🏼🌱 - Rich

[@adamfederer1731]

You can literally hear the the pure joy and love for the sports and the act of training. Attitude is the only variable you have control over and it is this characteristic that helps to determine the story we tell ourselves about who we are. So appropriate for this pod to drop just as I’m seeing Rich’s Strava start to really blow up. Yes!!!!!

[@LuisGarcia-ls9fm]

Just the motivation I needed

[@pinkmoon831]

🙌