317 Miles: Pushing The Limits Of Possibility - Ross Edgley
He provides a deep dive into the physiological and psychological strategies required for extreme endurance, including specific nutritional protocols, mental resilience techniques, and the importance of focusing on processummaryMaslow's Hierarchy Flip: In extreme conditions (hypothermia), basic needs (warmth, food) take precedence. However, when basic needs cannot be met immediately (e.g., severe cold), one must 'flip' the hierarchy by focusingtakeawayProcess vs. Outcome: Focusing on metrics (distance covered) leads to despair when progress is slow (e.g., swimming against currents). Instead, focusing solely on the process (stroke mechanics, high elbow catch) makes thetakeaway














