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My Ironman 70.3 World Championship DNF (And Why I’m Still Proud)

At 65, I toed the line at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships in Marbella, Spain… and I didn’t finish. I missed the bike cutoff and was told I couldn’t start the run. But here’s the truth: sometimes the win isn’t crossing the finish line. Sometimes the win is showing up, doing your best with what you have, and choosing pride over shame. In this video, I’m sharing the full story of my World Championship DNF: • The rough Mediterranean swim that took longer than I planned • The brutal 56-mile bike with over 5,300 feet of climbing • The moment I was told my race was over • And how I decided to redefine what “winning” means in my 60s If you’re a woman over 50 who feels “behind,” “too slow,” or “not enough” because your dreams haven’t gone as planned, this is for you. You’ll learn how to: • Stop comparing yourself to people half your age • Find pride in what you DID do, even when you don’t hit the goal • See showing up as a victory—no matter the outcome 👟 READY TO BE FIT BEYOND FIFTY? Grab my free guide: “3 Secrets to Being Fit Beyond Fifty” https://befitbeyondfifty.com/3-secrets/ 💬 JOIN MY FREE COMMUNITY Be part of “Be Fit Beyond Fifty,” a community for women who are ready to train for the life they deserve—mentally, physically, and emotionally. Join the free community here If this story resonates, hit subscribe and comment below: What’s a “win” you haven’t been giving yourself credit for? Timestamps: 0:00 I didn’t finish my World Championship race 0:30 The dream I came to Spain for 2:00 The rough Mediterranean swim 4:00 The brutally beautiful bike course 7:00 Missing the cutoff and hearing “you can’t run” 8:30 Choosing pride over shame 10:00 Redefining what “winning” means after 50 11:00 How this applies to YOUR life and goals For women over 50 who are ready to level up—not slow down. 💪🌊