His dad needs to sit at a separate table so he can enjoy his time with his smokin hot wife while drinking whiskey, tequila, beer, snacks, and she takes him to the hotel room after ❤️
@@davidskirnisson3729 yeah so next time a lot of people will go with a guide and let them drag in the water for "security reasons" Anyone can say that they have psychologic illness, so a guide is needed.
Congrats to Chris for being an inspiration and an ironman, but also shout out to those guides. The amount of patience and resilience those guys had to push Chris to a limit he didn't even know he could exceed. You could see the pain on Chris's face throughout the race, and his guide only gave him encouragement and positivity, helping him get through it. That's true heart right there.
It's not fair. he was pulled in the water by his "guide". look at the lines! He's not a legitimate Ironman! Why this has not more views you ask? Becouse no one wants to see a cheater.
I think there ought to be some kind of award for IronParents. As a teacher, I've seen so many talented students fail for lack of parental involvement and support. Here are two that had a Downs child and said, "Bring it."
I bet that announcer will never forget announcing his name. To his uncle who stood up and said Yes I'll train him, THANK YOU! We need more people like you in the world.
I heard about this Monday morning while getting ready for a long day of bike riding. I thought of Chris and his incredible performance while challenging myself to a long mountain bike ride that day, what an inspiration. Congratulations Chris!
Once upon a time I rode 3,720 km across Canada in 15 days as part of a relay but what Chris accomplished is way tougher and significant. I bow down in awe!
This is what real heroes look like. Find inspiration and dig deep, work hard and earn it. Too many people looking to celebrity when we have people like this in the world.
So freaking amazing. I’ve worked with and been around lots of kids with special needs and this is so awesome to see. Never underestimate those kids, they’re capable of so much more than you might think.
What a fantastic and emotionally achievement. Well done Chris and the team for proving anything is possible if you want something that bad. Big hug to you Chris.You are a true inspiration to everyone.
Wow, that was friggin great. On to the next challenge that will make us feel even prouder, if that’s possible. Keep up the great work and determination. We are sooooo happy for you.......
This guy and this video wow he is a amazing person. I need to get my self into shape, into the gym and get my life in order, thank you so much man so motivated to do it.
Good job Chris, I'm in your corner👏👏👏👏👏👏. I hope you know I will always believe you .You can win Any race that you put your mind too.👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. You're ALWAYS going to be an Iron Man in my book.
I was there to support one of my relatives and 2 min before Chris finish line he was shaking hands to a lot of people including me, he was happy and strong 💪🏼 WE ARE SO PROUD OF HIM!! He’s the BEST IRONMAN!!!! 🏊🏼♂️🚴🏼♂️🏃🏽♂️
dude you are such a STUD! i'll be completing my first full IM in june 2021 (assuming my race doesn't get cancelled again) you're a HUGE inspiration to me.
Looks like 2020 has it's positive story of the year, damn I'm super impressed, continue to achieve your dreams and push your boundaries!! Great motivation.
He’s a beast!!!! You can tell he was having so much fun! I would have been dead after the swimming. He came out like yeah I’ve got this what’s next! Absolutely incredible!!!! I’m in absolute awe!! Congratulations nick!!!! Could not be more proud of you!
This is astonishing. This is one of those cases where someone could have told him to give up and that doing this was out of his reach, and they would have been totally right in every single case. Except Chris'. Somebody like Chris doing something like this feels legitimately impossible, but here he is doing it. Not only that, he beat hundreds of people who either came in after him or didn't finish. Just insanely incredible.
