IRONMAN: Anything Is Possible

IRONMAN is a statement of excellence, passion, commitment. It is a test of physical toughness and mental strength. IRONMAN is about persevering, enduring and being a part of something larger than ourselves. It shows the heights that can be achieved when we push beyond our boundaries and go the distance to earn the title... IRONMAN!


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[DrDanEng]

Just completed my first IM and crying my eyes out to this. All the early mornings, all the setbacks, all the envelopes pushed and it all comes down to this.
You. Are. An. Ironman.

[foaun]

Very inspiring when you see the paraplegic athletes finishing the competition! No excuses

[jannievictor]

I watched this video every day for 6 months while training for my first full Ironman. It got me motivated every single day. Goosebumps every time I watch this! Epic.

[sultanmahmudripon]

I lost count how many times I have seen this inspiring video. Finished my 1st Ironman in Malaysia on November 5, 2022. Looking forward to the next one 😊

[StargazerFS]

This is so inspiring, I’ll never walk to the pizza shop again, jogging from now on.

[rockydarknight]

Back in late 2018 I battle depression, anxiety, and watching this made me say. I want to train for the triathlon. And compete and finish it. As I began training my mood change, felt better of myself and had more confidence due to indentifying as an athlete and pushing myself physically. Despite born with asthma, I took precautions and was ready to compete in 2019. Mini triathlon, finish it was so great. I encourage anyone to train safe, enjoy the journey and have triathlon in ur life. Is a great feeling to wake up and just want to slay down the depression demon.

[ultraskateboard]

2:14 David Goggins, he's a true inspiration!

[rab]

2:05 best part. "And go the distance", showing someone crawling to the finishing line. Now that is inspiring.

[nickkarim]

Never gets old watching this!! Goosebumps.

[sarosianuzair]

I just turned 20 years old 24 days ago. In the very near future, no matter the cost, I will complete the full distance ironman in Kona.

Putting this here to remind myself to get after it!!

[eddieg]

One of my favorite inspiring videos from Ironman. It always brings back memories from when I completed my first Ironman race. If you ever get a chance to compete in one, all I can say is that it is a life changing journey. Every sacrifice made to get to that finishing point was so well worth it. Train hard. Embrace the pain. And have fun!

[jonathanbank]

I watch this constantly as motivation to keep my training up. I've done 70.3 and am going the the full distance in October. It will hurt. Alot. But watching heroes like the Blazeman do it keeps me in the game and makes it all relative. Anything is possible

[teamorphans]

Awesome video. I'm so glad they featured many of our athletes with physical disabilities. They are the true heroes who make the impossible possible.

[parsaemami]

I'm 11 and I did the weetbix triathlon for juniors and now I want to do IRONMAN

[MrMsalinasu]

The same thing happens to me, in 2013 I did my first Ironman Texas and hearing that they tell you that you are an Ironman gives you goosebumps and makes you want to cry with happiness, in addition to the fact that the community of triathletes who become Ironman marks your whole life and becomes a great family.

[thefitnessbuddy]

Sitting here at my desk, waiting to do my 4th interview with an excellent company... This video is a good reminder that if I can do this... this interview will be awesome! Anything is possible!

[lawrencekeech]

I watch this every morning before starting my day. It serves as a reminder why I'm getting out of bed, what others have done and that no matter what my day may bring anything is possible. Enjoying the journey

[JasonPegler]

Needed to watch this trailer today. Two Ironman's completed. Third one this July.

[joboytancinco]

Still gives me goosebumps after 1000x of watching this!

[sinalark]

So inspiring! My exercising went so well, and then I got admitted to hospital 9 days ago and still here... looks like I have Myasthenia Gravis. I got so far with exercising and now it just throws me back so far. To stay motivated, I needed a plan. My surgeon and I are gonna run a half marathon in September and maybe next year we‘re gonna do the Ironman 70.3 in Switzerland! I‘m really trying to stay positive but it‘s hard.
My surgeon sent me this video and I watch it everyday now to keep me motivated!