Tim Dettmann is on a mission to make Australia healthier—one lift, one run, and one conversation at a time.

In this insightful and inspiring episode, Tim shares how he evolved from rural physio to health business builder, global marathon runner, and thoughtful advocate for equitable exercise access. Whether it’s leadership, fitness, or finding your limits, this episode is full of energy and wisdom.

Key Moments in This Episode:

Sunday trail runs, pacing ultras, and recovery gone wrong

The moment a drunken bet ignited a marathon obsession

Why Tim left elite sport for everyday health impact

Building Kieser from two employees to 26 clinics nationwide

How to lift twice a week and save lives—literally

Volunteering with TriMob and Ocean Heroes

Running 2:43 at Berlin and aiming sub-2:40 in Chicago

The powerful life lesson behind pacing a mate through a 100-mile race

Resilience, leadership, and tofu brains (!)

Resources & Links:

Kieser Australia

TriMob

Ocean Heroes

Follow Tim Dettmann:

LinkedIn

Instagram: @timdettmann (adventure and running updates)

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Mia Farrow’s life is the ultimate endurance story—civil war survivor, immigrant, banker, mother, and mountain runner.

From sprinting in her brother’s shoes through war-torn Serbia to conquering Aconcagua’s icy heights, Mia shares how running shaped her resilience and how motherhood deepened her purpose.

Key Moments in This Episode:

Growing up during the Yugoslav Wars and training on rubble tracks

Running as both refuge and rebellion during adolescence

From immigrant to investment banker: breaking into Wall Street

Winning the Everest Marathon and finding home in high altitudes

Juggling motherhood and marathon dreams in a new country

Her solo speed ascent of Aconcagua after just 10 days at altitude

Reclaiming identity through running after an 8-year break

Follow Mia Farrow:

https://www.instagram.com/mia_highaltitude/

https://www.instagram.com/mia_farrow23/

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Jason Hunt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonzanehunt/

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Instagram: @execswhorun

Website: https://execswhorun.com

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Commodore Peter Scott’s journey from submarine commander to mountain ultrarunner is as bold as it is inspiring.

In this episode, Peter reveals how a life of deep-sea leadership transformed into a pursuit of ultra-distance endurance—and what it taught him about service, sacrifice, and self-mastery.

Key Moments in This Episode:

- What it takes to earn submarine command in the Navy’s elite training program

- The day his submarine ran aground and the leadership reckoning that followed

- Why he left drinking behind to pursue his first marathon

- The transformation from marathoner to ultrarunner to UTMB finisher

- How the mountains replaced the majesty of the sea

- The four Ps that guide Peter in races—and in life

- What self-belief really means under pressure

Resources & Links:

Peter’s Book: Running Deep

Follow Peter Scott:

LinkedIn: Peter Scott on LinkedIn

Join the Community:

👟 Strava Group: Execs Who Run on Strava

Stay Connected with Jason & Execs Who Run:

Jason Hunt: LinkedIn

Execs Who Run: LinkedIn

Instagram: @execswhorun

Website: execswhorun.com

Support the Show:
If Peter’s story moved you, please follow, rate, and review Execs Who Run on your favourite podcast platform—and share this episode with someone who leads—or runs—with purpose.