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Mastering Cold Water And Breath
Anthony Mullally has two Rugby League World Cups and a Super League Grand Final trophy under his belt, and throughout his professional rugby career made more than 200 senior appearances. However, nowadays you’ll find him on the coast of North Cornwall where he now works as a breath work coach, dividing his focus between performance coaching for athletes and running male-focussed retreats that incorporate cold water exposure, meditation and mindfulness.
An Interview With Beach Guardian
5 Benefits of Getting Cold (temporarily!)
Christmas Day Swims, Boxing Day Swims and New Year's Day Swims 2022
Where Can I Swim in a Sea Pool?
The Cold Fix: An Interview with Author Sara Barnes
Why Should I Protect My Ears This Winter?
How to Organise Your Own Beach Clean
Keeping our beaches and oceans clean is integral if we want to protect the planet. Removing litter from the coastline helps to stem pollution, stops marine life from ingesting harmful products and makes our beaches a safer environment for humans and animals. With winter swells and winds washing up debris, and inspired by our friends at Beach Guardian, we wanted to explain how you can organise a beach clean in your area.
Ageless Ocean Adventures
1% For The Planet: Beach Guardian
Dry-Series VS Original-Series: Which To Choose?
The Tale of Mother Ivey: Myths and Legend of Wild Swim Spots
Arguably one of the most beautiful beaches on the north coast of Cornwall, Mother Ivey’s Bay is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing and fishing. Sheltered by Trevose Head and the Meropes, a dramatic rock formation protruding from the headland, the waters at Mother Ivey’s are often calm and clear, even when winds and swells are sweeping through from the west. But, how many of these beach-goers have stopped to consider the name Mother Ivey, and question who she was?