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Power of Positivity
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Today's show is about the power of positive thinking in how we feel, perform and heal. Our guests this week exemplify this power. Plus we are previewing the TriRating Kona 2023 IM World Championship seedings, swimming across Lake Mead, and upcoming local races.
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In Today's Show
- Feature Interview - Jan Mitchell and PT Aaron Knighton
- Endurance News - Kona 2023 Rating Report
- What's new in the 303 - Ultramarathon swimmer Sarah Thomas' swim across Lake Meade starting in a few hours and upcoming local races
- Tip of the Week - The Power of Positive Thinking
Feature Interview:
Competitive Age Group athlete Jan Mitchell crashed while racing in early 2000. She woke up in a hospital and was informed she suffered a serious cervical spine and would likely not have use of her arms and legs again. She spent six months in the hospital before flying home and meeting her Physical Therapist, Aaron Knighton. Friend of the show Dave Sheanin introduced us at the Boulder Sunset Triathlon in Boulder after she finished the race with the guidance of Dave and Aaron.
This is an amazing story of traumatic injury, determination, positive thinking and an healing. It is also a story of compassion, friendship and family.
Endurance News:
The X Factor: Can Taylor Knibb rewrite the Kona script on her IRONMAN World Championship debut?
What's New in the 303:
Ultramarathoner Sarah Thomas will attempt to swim across Lake Mead on October 6.
Starting tomorrow, Friday, at 11 am/12pm Pacific time. Finishing, hopefully, before the sun goes back down on Saturday!
Follow here: track.rs/ssthomas
Donate here: swimacrossamerica.org/SarahThomas
@saaswim @ryanwillis394 @jacrueger #cancer #breastcancer #swimming #marathonswimming #lakemead
Upcoming Races
Castle Rock Trail Festival Oct 7
Boulderthon Marathon Oct 8
Rampart Rager Oct 14
Splashland Triathlon in Alamosa Oct 14
Tip of the Week:
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