Current mood post Antarctica crevasse fall.
Excited to make the very most of this one precious life.
Shoutout @itsandrewhorn for gifting me the perfect hat for this moment.
FLASHBACK:
On Christmas Day 2018, Colin set off to cover the last 77 miles of his 1000-mile world-first solo, unsupported, human-powered crossing of the landmass of Antarctica. He did a 33-hour push locked into a flow state and finishing off the 54-day journey to complete the Impossible First.
FLASHBACK:
On Christmas Day 2018, Colin set off to cover the last 77 miles of his 1000-mile world-first solo, unsupported, human-powered crossing of the landmass of Antarctica. He did a 33-hour push locked into a flow state and finishing off the 54-day journey to complete the Impossible First.
FLASHBACK:
On Christmas Day 2018, Colin set off to cover the last 77 miles of his 1000-mile world-first solo, unsupported, human-powered crossing of the landmass of Antarctica. He did a 33-hour push locked into a flow state and finishing off the 54-day journey to complete the Impossible First.
FLASHBACK:
On Christmas Day 2018, Colin set off to cover the last 77 miles of his 1000-mile world-first solo, unsupported, human-powered crossing of the landmass of Antarctica. He did a 33-hour push locked into a flow state and finishing off the 54-day journey to complete the Impossible First.
Look who I found in Punta Arenas, Chile on my way home from Antarctica!!
Polar legend, even greater human: @louisrudd
Captain Lou Rudd is headed down to Antarctica to guide a trip and we both happened to be passing through Punta yesterday.
I can’t believe it’s been 5 years since the two of use were down here going to battle on our solo expeditions. (See pic 2)
Despite the intensity of our “race” I’ve always had the upmost respect for Lou and we’ll forever been bonded by our experience in 2018.
I always enjoy catching up with Captain Lou and hearing about all of the amazing adventures he’s up to with @shackletonofficial
I look forward to the next time our paths cross, Lou.
Look who I found in Punta Arenas, Chile on my way home from Antarctica!!
Polar legend, even greater human: @louisrudd
Captain Lou Rudd is headed down to Antarctica to guide a trip and we both happened to be passing through Punta yesterday.
I can’t believe it’s been 5 years since the two of use were down here going to battle on our solo expeditions. (See pic 2)
Despite the intensity of our “race” I’ve always had the upmost respect for Lou and we’ll forever been bonded by our experience in 2018.
I always enjoy catching up with Captain Lou and hearing about all of the amazing adventures he’s up to with @shackletonofficial
I look forward to the next time our paths cross, Lou.
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 6
*footage is from past expeditions*
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 2
Grateful to be alive.
*all footage is from past expeditions*
Huge congratulations to @vincentcolliard for setting the Hercules inlet to South Pole speed record.
It was an incredibly well executed project: passion, grit, dedication, and an amazing support team.
I enjoyed meeting Vincent at Union Glacier this year with his super kind and humble demeanor.
Wishing him all the success in his next adventure.
Also huge congrats to @polarpreet who broke the women’s record this season as well.
I love seeing the bar continued to be raised of what’s possible in Antarctica. 💪💪
Huge congratulations to @vincentcolliard for setting the Hercules inlet to South Pole speed record.
It was an incredibly well executed project: passion, grit, dedication, and an amazing support team.
I enjoyed meeting Vincent at Union Glacier this year with his super kind and humble demeanor.
Wishing him all the success in his next adventure.
Also huge congrats to @polarpreet who broke the women’s record this season as well.
I love seeing the bar continued to be raised of what’s possible in Antarctica. 💪💪
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 3
*all footage is from past expeditions*
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 4
*all footage is from past expeditions*
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 0 – Camped at the start line.
Colin will be leaving daily voicemails from Antarctica each day during this expedition, and we’ll be sharing them here.
** all footage you see in this audio journal is from past expeditions **
Introducing an excerpt from the first episode of “How Colin O’Brady Functions,” the beginning of a year-long journey where Dr. Mark Hyman helps Colin understand and optimize his health throughout upcoming world record attempts in 2024, thanks to in-depth lab testing from @functionhealth
It’s important to get under the hood and understand what’s going on in your unique system so that you can address deficiencies and optimize from a strategic place. We all deserve optimized health and functionality – it’s not just for athletes! Function has a 100K waitlist, sign up today.
Dr. Hyman and Colin will go through lab results together on Function’s platform before and after each world record attempt this year. You’ll be along for the journey; learning about the inner workings of building blocks that most people don’t talk about, as well as strategies for supplementation, recovery, and more!
FULL EPISODE is on Colin’s Youtube channel (link in bio @colinobrady)
EXPEDITION AUDIO JOURNAL – Day 5
Whether or not you’re joining in on the Global Walk Day, come and connect on our new community platform for the 12-Hour Walk.
Link in bio to check it out!
*footage is from past expeditions*
FLASHBACK: Testing out new skis vs. old skis. Part of the preparation process before leaving for Antarctica!
FLASHBACK: Part Two of food prep and strategy for an Antarctic expedition.
COLIN BAR 2.0 prep
(heavy on the beets…)
THIS SATURDAY!
Start your year off in a powerful way with our first Global Walk Day of 2024!
In community – alone, together!
Link in bio to register and join us.
No bad weather – just bad gear. You got this!
What’s your blank white canvas?
Rocket Fuel. An access to the spiritual realm… A personal journey.
An excerpt from a podcast episode with @aubreymarcus that just dropped last week. As resonant as ever, as I transition back from Antarctica and continue to reflect on this most recent expedition.
Have you felt that? The feeling of rocket fuel that comes from something much greater and deeper than any food or substance.
FLASHBACK : Part One of food prep and strategy for an Antarctica expedition.
Making some tweaks to the main fuel source I used during 2018 crossing: Colin Bars. This is what I craved most during that expedition. The bars burned so clean in my system and were so easy to eat on the move without having to stop to pull out a stove.
Now, recalculating and adapting : COLIN BARS 2.0
Stay tuned for part two and three!
