#8 How I Became King of 6 Oceans ft. Prabhat Koli, Marathon Open Water Swimmer - Motivational Story

Timeline: Difference between Open Water Swimming & Competitive Swimming: 0:00 - 2:23; Background: 2:24 - 6:22; Domestic Challenges & Achievements: 6:23 - 16:09; First International Challenge: 16:10 - 25:25; Toughest Challenge Amongst Oceans 7 Challenge & how Sally Minty Gravett MBE helped: 25:26 - 32:55; Completing Sugaru Challenge (japan) in 4 days: 32:56 - 38:30; Setting Guinness World Record in South Africa for completing 6 challenges in 40 days: 38:31 - 44:40; Training, preparation & mindset: 44:41 - 52:40; Awards & Accomplishments: 52:41 - 55:20; Problem with Sponsorships: 55:21 - 59:09; Family Support & Funding: 59:10 - 1:01:30 Prabhat Koli is a 21 year old Marathon Open Water Swimmer from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. He comes from a humble Fisherman family background and learnt swimming when he was just 10 years old. He won the prestigious Tenzing Norgay Award in 2019, which is the most prestigious award in the field of adventure sports and is considered equivalent to the Arjuna award. He has completed 6 out of the Oceans 7 Challenge and aims to complete the last one (Cook Strait, New Zealand) by 2022. Only 21 people across the world have been able to complete the Oceans 7 Challenge. Contact Prabhat on Instagram (@prabhatswims), for business or other queries. Follow @SaySomethingSanidhya on Instagram for updates related to the podcast.

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This episode was published on Nov 1, 2020.

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