"When You Stop Moving It's All Over"

alaskaguy

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Don Wildman says that "When You Stop Moving Its All Over."

Don Wildman has has competed in the Ironman Triathlon nine times, the three-thousand-mile Race Across America bike race, the Aspen downhill ski race, and the New York and L.A. marathons. In the sailing world, Wildman made history by winning all three of the Chicago Yacht Club's famed Mackinac races in one season. He snowboards the Alaskan backcountry with Olympic downhill champion Tommy Moe. Two years ago, he paddled through the entire chain of Hawaiian islands on a surfboard.

Don Wildman adheres to the adage that when it comes to endorphin production, more is more.

Don Wildman is 75 years old.

Link:
Don Wildman Profile - The Circuit - Esquire

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Jonecy

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Wow, that's impressive to put it lightly and makes me feel pretty worthless at the same time.......great to see a guy accomplish so much regardless.
 

isucyfan

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In the same vein, here is an article about my friend's father-in-law, who does triathlons in his upper 70s. Often, he finishes last...dead last, but everyone comes back hours later to cheer him to the finish line. He's a cancer survivor, runs on a bad knee, and is also a former governor of South Dakota. Quite a story...

Rapid City Journal | News » Columns | Woster: Former governor survives on iron-man attitude

And a video of him coming in just under the 17-hour cutoff for Iron-Man triathlons (notice the crowd!):

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmsnpVGlaVU"]YouTube - Frank Farrar Finishing IM WI 2007[/ame]
 
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