What is adventure?
‘An unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity”
Adventure is about experiencing life. It is about looking at the world from a different perspective. It is choosing to see the beauty from the ordinary and finding ways on how to do it differently. It is about treading a different path, embracing your individuality and connecting with nature.
Adventure is not just hanging off a cliff on a rope it is exploring where you are and choosing to look at it differently. It’s going on a road trip not because you want to reach a particular destination, but because the journey there would awesome!
Adventure is thinking big about who you are. It’s about identity, life and legacy. It fosters curiosity, grit, determination and resilience. Adventure is about getting outside our comfort zone, breaking your routine and committing to the lessons we learn in the outdoors, rising to challenges and unveiling our true potential.
Every day can be an adventure.
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We love the outside and
want you to love it too.
Our lives today are fast-paced, technology-packed bundles of busyness. Between work, the commute, taking care of the family, cooking and cleaning, watching television, connecting on social media, and more, we’re spending an average of 90% of our time sitting down indoors. This is not good and is having a negative impact on our physical and mental health.
We believe it is time we unplugged, switched off the devices and stepped outside.
Be Rad
Being ‘rad’ is so far from cool
that it is cool!
Adventure, the outdoors and radical thinking is a growing movement. What we do is designed for that emerging wave. Our focus is on opportunity and completion – not competition. Our aim is to delight through unexpected surprises and enabling people to do their best – at whatever level that may be. Our aim also is to unite people through collective achievement and a common appreciation of the outdoors. In short we aim to WOW.
How we do this is, we believe, quite exceptional. Like our name it’s fun, it’s different. Like our name, it’s out there. Like ‘one day, someone will think up this crazy stuff and do it’ is out there. That someone is us. And that stuff isn’t always crazy. Sometimes it’s obvious. It’s just that no one has been clever enough or crazy enough or daring enough to do it before now.
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This is a bit of late news but Ironman Aus rescheduled for Port Macquarie in September has been cancelled.
There are a lot of big events that have Sept/Oct and Nov dates that will be watching how Victoria goes over the next 6 weeks very closely. The good news is the smaller events may be just fine.
When we postponed IRONMAN Australia and 70.3 Port Macquarie from the original date of 3 May to 13 September 2020, we felt very confident we would still be able to deliver an exceptional event as planned.
Unfortunately, due to reasons related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic including the uncertainty over the duration and extent of international and domestic border restrictions and the potential impact on local community resources, we regret to advise that IRONMAN Australia cannot take place as planned on 13 September 2020.
We share in the disappointment of this news as we love producing IRONMAN Australia as much as you love racing in it.
All currently registered athletes have been sent an email from us today, and will receive a second email with more details on their options later this week.
While we are prevented from holding the event in 2020, we are already looking forward to coming back stronger in 2021.
The IRONMAN Australia team would like to thank you for your patience and support of the event in this challenging time.
When we slow down, stop the busywork, and take in beautiful natural surroundings, not only do we feel restored, but our mental performance improves too.
Science is increasingly finding hard data that proves the value of the outdoors and being adventurous. but at the end of the day, we come out in nature not because the science says it does something to us, but because of how it makes us feel.
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