DEADLY DOZEN PODCAST

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Episode 34: A Look back at an unforgettable year with Deadly Dozen founder Jason Curtis

September 18, 2026

What a year it's been for Deadly Dozen. In this episode, we sit down with Deadly Dozen founder Jason Curtis to look back on an unforgettable year of racing — from the standout moments and incredible performances to the challenges, lessons and stories that helped shape the season. Jason takes us behind the scenes of Deadly Dozen's continued growth, reflects on how the racing has evolved, and shares some of his favourite moments from a year packed with competition, community and plenty of suffe...

Episode 33:Jude Reynolds: The Future of HYROX and Possible DEADLY DOZEN World Champion? | Training & Going Pro

August 11, 2026

Jude Reynolds is one of the most exciting young athletes coming through HYROX, Deadly Dozen and the rapidly growing world of hybrid fitness racing. At just 23, Jude has already become HYROX U24 World Champion, recorded a 55:27 HYROX Pro Solo PB and made the move towards becoming a full-time professional hybrid athlete. But Jude doesn't just want to be a HYROX athlete. In this episode of the Deadly Dozen Podcast, we sit down with Jude to talk about his ambition to become one of the best all-ro...

Episode 32: Jay Stapley 61 Hours. 254 Miles. One Man Left Standing

June 24, 2026

Jay Stapley isn't a professional athlete. He's a full-time worker, a dad of two, and someone who only recently decided to take ultra running seriously. Yet he just won the Read On Backyard Ultra after running an incredible 61 hours and 254 miles, becoming the last person standing. In this episode, Jay shares: • How he went from hiking in Wales to competing at the highest level of backyard ultras
• Why mental resilience matters more than physical fitness in extreme endurance events
• The rea...

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Who is an ideal guest for DEADLY DOZEN PODCAST?

DEADLY DOZEN PODCAST typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Recognized athletes and fitness racers (records/titles) or fitness-adjacent business leaders (founders/executives) with credible outcomes; experience that can be translated into actionable lessons for a high-performance audience. Common among recent guests: sports titles/records; elite competition qualification; founder/executive leadership. Recent guests include Jay Stapley, Lorraine Fitzpatrick, and Luke Greer.

How hard is it to get booked on DEADLY DOZEN PODCAST?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Endurance Sports, Fitness, Performance, Networking, and Entrepreneurship. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.