Season 2 - Episode 22 - James Logan Ironman World Championship Kona 2026
Run 4 Your Life - Ultra RunningShow Notes
James Logan after being diagnosed with stage four cancer chose to face the fear after the devastating news. Using his years of triathlon training to focus on getting better. Swopping run, bike, swim for chemo, radiation and surgery. The uncertainty has given him an acceleration on life and he is using this to inspire the world. Focused on the Ironman World Championship in Kona Hawaii he has just released his book, Just Keep Tri-ing, with proceeds going to the Ironman Foundation. James’ story shows that resilience is built one decision at a time and courage can be simply choosing to keep going through adversity.
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