Troy Bradley's guest appearances

Troy Bradley

Aunty Monkey - The Balloon Podcast

All Things Property

weMove Podcast

Brian Mackenzie

Richie Norton

Eddie Stern

Tony Molina

Logan Gelbrich

Andrew Parker

Brian Jones

Jill Miller

Mark Ryan

Erwan Le Corre

Patrick McKeown

Jamie Wheal

Arthur Joseph

Tommy Caldwell

Mark Twight

OwlTail

Welcome to another episode from our Thoughts on series. For those of you who have listened to The Rewire Project episode you might remember that Tony talks about the way to create adaptation in the body in physical, and other ways is to directly stimulate the brain, hence the name Rewire Project. Now this doesn’t require a bunch of electrodes into the brain and some Cold War era experiment and that leads us to this episode, way back before weMove became what it is I was introduced to a couple of osteopaths who started to switch me on to working with the body in order to optimise its function. One of the two osteos was and is Troy Bradley, who based in Brighton has worked worked with top flights sports people to give them boosts in performance that almost seem like magic. The sessions I had I experienced the effects of visual acuity practices and restoring connection in the body to our sensory input of hands, feet, eyes and skin. My balance improved, my imbalances and slight twists in the body caused by years of neglect whilst running, climbing and just generally pushing through rather than listening to my body and what it was telling me.I caught up with Troy at his practice in Brighton and we had a conversation about a few of the topics Chris and I had with Tony in LA the centre of which were that the input we give our brains determines the quality of the output in movement, thought and all areas of our lives. And in turn by improving the quality of the input we can improve our output of all of these.The sound quality of my voice is a little distant as we only had one mic and it turned into more of a conversation, however the ideas and thoughts Troy gave were too rich to hold back, so you might have to listen a bit closer for my voice but the gold is with Troy.

Welcome to another episode from our Thoughts on series. For those of you who have listened to The Rewire Project episode you might remember that Tony talks about the way to create adaptation in the body in physical, and other ways is to directly stimulate the brain, hence the name Rewire Project.  Now this doesn’t require a bunch of electrodes into the brain and some Cold War era experiment and that leads us to this episode, way back before weMove became what it is I was introduced to a couple of osteopaths who started to switch me on to working with the body in order to optimise its function. One of the two osteos was and is Troy Bradley, who based in Brighton has worked worked with top flights sports people to give them boosts in performance that almost seem like magic. The sessions I had I experienced the effects of visual acuity practices and restoring connection in the body to our sensory input of hands, feet, eyes and skin. My balance improved, my imbalances and slight twists in the body caused by years of neglect whilst running, climbing and just generally pushing through rather than listening to my body and what it was telling me. I caught up with Troy at his practice in Brighton and we had a conversation about a few of the topics Chris and I had with Tony in LA the centre of which were that the input we give our brains determines the quality of the output in movement, thought and all areas of our lives. And in turn by improving the quality of the input we can improve our output of all of these. The sound quality of my voice is a little distant as we only had one mic and it turned into more of a conversation, however the ideas and thoughts Troy gave were too rich to hold back, so you might have to listen a bit closer for my voice but the gold is with Troy.

Thoughts on Movement: It Begins in the Brain with Troy Bradley

Are some animals harder to work with than others? The ethics behind being a hunter; why kill an animal only turn it into an exact replica of it alive? Why are pets a no go zone? Troy Bradley gives a fascinating insight into intricacies of this under appreciated art form.

Are some animals harder to work with than others? The ethics behind being a hunter; why kill an animal only turn it into an exact replica of it alive? Why are pets a no go zone? Troy Bradley gives a fascinating insight into intricacies of this under appreciated art form.

2: Odd Jobs - Taxidermy- Troy Bradley

Troy is a full-time balloonist with over 7,109 balloon piloting hours (296 days aloft). As one of the most prolific record-setters the sport has ever seen, he has set 64 World Records in Hot Air, Gas and Rozier (hybrid) balloons. Troy has flown 223 different balloons ranging in size from 8,000 to 500,000 cubic feet. He has flown balloons on 5 continents, including 16 countries, and in 45 of the U.S. states.

Troy is a full-time balloonist with over 7,109 balloon piloting hours (296 days aloft). As one of the most prolific record-setters the sport has ever seen, he has set 64 World Records in Hot Air, Gas and Rozier (hybrid) balloons. Troy has flown 223 different balloons ranging in size from 8,000 to 500,000 cubic feet. He has flown balloons on 5 continents, including 16 countries, and in 45 of the U.S. states.

EP #10 - Troy Bradley - Record Breaker