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Memory Loss on Everest and Three Years of Pain – Kilian Jornet

Memory Loss on Everest and Three Years of Pain – Kilian Jornet

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Kilian Jornet has spent decades pushing the limits of human
endurance. But what happens when you actually reach them? In this
episode of Going Mental, Jan Frodeno sits down with Kilian Jornet
for a rare deep dive into the mind behind some of the most extreme
performances in endurance sport. Kilian explains what happened when
he pushed himself so far on Everest that his brain stopped forming
memories and why he believes the ultimate limit of human
performance is one we never actually want to reach. They talk about
fear, pain, risk, ego and the psychology of pushing beyond what
your brain tells you is possible. Kilian also opens up about the
times he knew he had gone too far in the mountains, his current
battle with injury, and how his approach to training has changed as
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