Mentioned 3 times on 1 show.
“Obviously, that's stress inoculation training. At first, when you're trying to habituate like the sleep deprivation, the cold, you wake up and if you've left your wetsuit out, you have to crack the ice off the wetsuit before you can even put it on and then get in.”
“But basically, I picked that up in Loch Ness because it was fresh water. Basically, the wetsuit was chafing. It got so deep, it turned infected. And then if that gets in your lymph nodes or your bloodstream, it can be fatal. It was a really strange position to be in as well because it was a 56-hour non-stop swim.”
“the scan, and it was one of the first scans that I ever saw of my son. That I just woke up two o'clock in the morning, cracked ice off my wetsuit, dived in, and I was like, oh, we're getting this done. So it was different and knowing, knowing which one to go.”