

Episode 2: Interview with Tom Hickman of the Bali-Hope SwimRun Challenge
9 snips Nov 10, 2018
Join Tom Hickman, founder of SE Asia’s first SwimRun event, as he dives into the impact of plastic pollution in Bali's oceans. He discusses the Bali Hope SwimRun Challenge, a unique event blending competition with community service. Tom shares insights on how participants, including Paul Newsome, will contribute to cleaning beaches and educating locals. The conversation highlights the importance of camaraderie in tackling environmental issues while training for SwimRun events. Get inspired to make a difference while enjoying an adventure!
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SwimRun: Nature and Purpose
- SwimRun embodies connecting with nature and teammates while limiting environmental impact.
- The Bali Hope event integrates this with fighting ocean plastic pollution, amplifying its purpose.
SwimRun as Meaningful Partnership
- Paul Newsome shared his experience from the Isles of Scilly SwimRun where he raced with a friend whose daughter was undergoing chemotherapy.
- The event was a meaningful partnership raising money and motivating both despite fitness challenges.
Multi-Day Events Build Community
- Multi-day event formats provide deeper connections and understanding among participants.
- Sharing charity efforts and environmental education enrich the race experience beyond competition.