“In many ways, she’s more like a sports therapist than she is a coach.”Ĭobley, said Hood is “a remarkable athlete whose fitness achievements and cognitive experiences are life-changing and just so inspirational to those who witness them.”Īs for how he fuels his body, Hood says his diet is pretty “basic.” “Renae is the one I turn to when I need that extra bit of support or advice,” he said. She’s an internationally renowned cognitive and endurance athlete “mindset” coach from Sydney, Australia.
One member of the group who Hood said has been instrumental in helping him attain peak form in both the plank and in this new challenge is Renae Cobley. They help Hood ramp up his training and supervise the logistics during the actual attempt. This tightly knit group of friends are like-minded in their enthusiasm for, and fascination with, endurance world records. Of course, Hood - who describes himself as “loner” - would be the first concede he couldn’t set, or even attempt, any of these world records without his stellar support team. As to what attracted him to chasing world records, Hood, who’s been a fitness enthusiast his whole life, said natural curiosity that led him to wonder: “How long can I do this or how many reps can I do?” and “I wonder if there’s a world record for it?”ĭuring training, Hood - who’s divorced with three adult sons - has already surpassed LaLanne’s pushup pace, doing around 1,000 in 20 minutes, and believes come Saturday, he’ll be well-positioned to set the new world mark.
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