Jamie on 'Ice' in Antarctica

Jamie writes in a recent article about meeting fellow adventurer Hannah McKeand when 'training' in the Arctic for his last adventure. Here's a short video about her North Pole adventures.

Solo to the North Pole

About Jamie Fitzgerald

Jamie Fitzgerald is a modern-day pioneer - an ordinary New Zealander who has achieved extraordinary successes in the worlds of adventure, elite sport, business and leadership. Literally tens of thousands of people have already been inspired by Jamie’s life stories.  

Jamie Fitzgerald - an inspiration in performance:
• Winner of the Trans-Atlantic Rowing Race, and world record holder
• Antarctic Adventurer – walking unaided to the South Pole;
• New Zealand Elite sports representative;
• Entrepreneur;
• Internationally acclaimed speaker

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+64 (21) 825516

 

Edge of Stretch

Welcome to Jamies Edge of Stretch zone

Edge of Stretch is a  performance-based framework for short and long-term benefit realisation, which stretches leaders beyond their comfort zone to the point of maximum growth and learning – The Edge of Stretch. Click here to find out more.

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Latest thoughts from the Edge of Stretch

  • Finding Your 'HOOK'!

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    A good friend of mine was trying to lose weight, but complained how hard it was. He said that whenever he sees something sweet and fatty he keeps wondering “Should I?, Shouldn't I?” It made me think about what makes people commit to action... ... more

  • Students on The Edge of Stretch!

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    Polar adventurer puts the stretch on school students. International rower and polar adventurer Jamie Fitzgerald heads to several Waikato and Bay of Plenty schools this month to inspire young leaders. ... more

  • Sea Anchors and Success

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    As we set out on the biggest adventure of my life, racing 5000km across the Atlantic Ocean, everything was going to plan…Within 24 hours, we faced unexpected adversity. We had gone straight into a major storm – headwinds, waves and currents. With our progress stalled we faced a choice. ... more

  • Goal setting you won't forget!

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    Some love it. Some hate it. But no one can argue against the proven benefits of effective goal setting for individuals, teams and organisations. ... more

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WOW Stories from the Edge Of Stretch

  • The Legacy of Sir Ed

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    January 11, 2008: Sir Edmund Hillary hadn’t been well for a while but his passing still came as a shock. For many, he was a living hero that seemed like he was always going to be around. Then one day he wasn’t. The late Sir Ed is a great example of living on the edge of stretch! ... more

  • A story of Adventure!

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    Many of you will be well aware that Kevin Biggar released a book last year about the 2003 Trans-Atlantic race called 'The Oarsome Adventures of the Fat Boy Rower' - (that's not me he's talking about by the way!) As part of the editing process he had to cut out his planned preface about whether adventure is over. I thought you might like to read it because there is a message in it that relates to the 'adventurer' in all of us. ... more

  • "This is for them"

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    OBP's Jes did a fantastic job running the Boston marathon recently but sorry Jes we think the effort of British soldier Phil Packer goes one better. Packer has just finished the London Marathon after being told a year ago that he would never walk again! ... more

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