Liam Hatch is a former competitive runner turned coach, actor and HYROX athlete who’s built a of keeping training fun and simple. With a background in track athletics and years of real-world coaching experience, Liam has helped thousands of people improve their fitness without falling for quick fixes, influencer trends or overcomplicated programmes.In this episode, we strip back the hype around HYROX, hybrid training and modern fitness culture. We talk honestly about what HYROX actually demands, why so many people are training for it the wrong way, and how social media has warped people’s expectations of what “being fit” really means. Liam explains why running still matters, why strength alone isn’t enough, and why most shortcuts end up costing people progress or leaving them injured.We cover:- The biggest myths around HYROX and hybrid training- Why most people underprepare for the running element- How social media and aesthetics are ruining training decisions- What a simple, effective training approach actually looks like- How to build real fitness without chasing hacks or trends

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Will Fraser-Coombe is an ultra-endurance challenge athlete, personal trainer, and owner of fitness brand Adventure Athletes.

He’s flipped tractor tyres for world record attempts, taken on six ultras in six days, and discovered first-hand what happens to your body and mind when you go far beyond normal training.

In this episode, Will opens up about everything the highlight reels don’t show: the mistakes, the pressure, the burnout, the identity shifts, and the moment his brain genuinely snapped days after finishing his biggest challenge. We go deep into what extreme fatigue actually feels like, why endurance advice often collapses in the real world, and how social media has quietly changed the way people train without realising.

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I attempted to set a world record for running and drawing a 72-mile GPS cock and balls. Yeah, you read that right. A 72-mile penis.

But this wasn’t just about men’s health or raising money for Movember (though we did smash the £10,000 mark). It was about proving something to myself. After having two kids, I’d let myself go. I was unfit, overweight, and stuck in a rut. I needed a challenge big enough to shock me back to life — and what’s bigger or more ridiculous than the world’s largest GPS dick?

In this episode of the Rokman Podcast, I share:

– How the idea came about (and why Guinness actually denied the challenge)

– What it took to train for 72 miles when I could barely run 3

– The brutal highs and lows of the attempt itself

– Whether I actually managed to set the record

– And what it all taught me about getting fit, finding purpose, and proving you’ve still got it

This isn’t a story about running. It’s a story about hitting rock bottom, setting a ridiculous goal, and clawing your way back through sheer stubbornness.

If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lost your edge, this one’s for you.

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