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Episode 141 - Andy Stumpf

Episode 141 - Andy Stumpf

From Chewjitsu

February 8, 2021 · 1:34:21

Andy Stumpf is a former Navy Seal, he has set two World Records after jumping from 36,500 feet and flying over 18 miles in a wingsuit to raise money for the Navy SEAL Foundation, he hosts the "Cleared Hot Podcast," and holds a Jiu-Jitsu Blue Belt.

Andy joins the podcast to discuss his time as a Navy Seal, settin goals and staying the course to achieve them, the most difficult part of BUDS (Navy Seal training), the mindset that helped Andy to overcome any difficult task, the gift of failure and struggle, the idea and process behind setting a world record in a wingsuit, what happens when equipment malfunctions during a jump, why Andy started training Jiu-Jitsu, the similar attribute successful people share, injuries he sustained in the Navy Seals, and his goals for 2021.

Follow Andy on Instagram @andystumpf212 and check out his podcast "Cleared Hot."

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