This is a re-post of one of our favorite C26 Ironman stories.

This is an Ironman story for Everyone.

If you've ever stayed until the end of an Ironman you know the level of emotions. But have you ever been out in the dark on the last few miles with someone who isn't sure they will make the cutoff? Today, we share the story of how one of our C26 athletes persevered to finish with just over a minute left at Ironman Texas. An emotional look at how the tone of an Ironman changes after the sun goes down.

Topics:

Why Ironman is different
Running races vs. Triathlon
You can’t explain the Finish Line
What it’s like to spectate Ironman
What it’s like to coach at an Ironman
The Race Course Goes Through Its Own Transition
When the Sun Sets on the Course
When Your Friend Is Getting Close To Not Making It
Understanding an Athlete’s Personality as a Coach
When Ironman is Symbolic of Life
Out Alone in the Dark
Sometimes all you need is someone to come by and help
Understanding the 17 Hour Cut Off
When You Deserve More Than You May Believe
When it’s time to talk tough
When we retreat inside vs. bring people in
When others remind us who we really are

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