Dave Proctor’s Ultra Recovery Strategies
Today we switch gears and interview the ultra athlete Dave Proctor. Dave has held the world record for the longest distance covered on a treadmill in 24 hours (257km) and held the Canadian 24hr, 48hr and 72hr record.
Dave Proctor is also preparing for his second attempt to run across Canada, a total of 7,200km and break the speed record by covering 105km per day for 67 days straight. He does this to push his limits while raising awareness for his foundation ‘Outrun Rare’.
I was blessed for this interview as Dave shares his recovery secrets and how experience has shifted his views on recovery. We dive into Dave’s sleep strategies, his diet, experience with CBD, use of toe spacers, cold showers, compressive recovery pants and training habits.
Click here to find Dave’s TedTalk, instagram and website
You can also find Dave’s podcast Chasing Tomorrow
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Other podcast episodes:
- Heart rate variability for measuring recovery with Simon Wegerif
- Understanding your Recovery Pyramid with Shona Halson
- Bringing you up to speed on recovery
- Understanding Nutrition for Optimal Recovery with Christie Aschwanden