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i love to

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prove people along

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and i think that

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perseverance has stuck with me from very

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early age

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despite my disability

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i still want to

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tackle everything head-on

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my name is kyle pease

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red peace is my older brother

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bray and i

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do

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a dirty sport together

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when i'm late

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i

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get a feeling of freedom

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kyle is a quadriplegic so all

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four limbs are affected by his cerebral

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palsy that confines kyle to a wheelchair

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what i always try to picture when i'm

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racing with kyle is him getting out of a

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chair and coming behind me and just

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giving me that slight push you know when

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you've been in those endurance races or

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those moments where you just don't feel

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like there's anything more to give you

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know sometimes that little push is all

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you need and kyle's usually there to

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give it

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where

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and i always had to think about

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brent was always the

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the big brother the overprotective

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brother

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what are you doing but as always

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equipment every activity

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whether it was baseball or

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soccer we were always on the same team

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when we graduated from college i got on

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this path to personal fitness and i was

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actually running a lot at the time and i

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built up to an iron man

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after that first iron man in 2010 kyle

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began figuring out how he could get

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involved and you know at one point the

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infamous question he said was can people

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in wheelchairs do iron man and so that

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just created this instant spark

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i said to kyle one time i'll provide the

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legs if he provides the spirit and

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that's really how it's always gone

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we slowly built up the process so we

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started with a 10k running race and then

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we did a half marathon and then we did

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our first triathlon and then we trained

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for this ironman hawaii in 2018

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when i did the ironman world

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championship it was the hardest thing

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that i have ever done

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mentally at physically

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it's a 2.4 mile swim followed by a

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12-mile bike

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and then you do a 26.2 marathon all in

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one day and they give you 17 hours

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when i did it in 14 hours it's 29

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minutes

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the feeling when i go out to finish line

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was truly amazing

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to accomplish something with somebody

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that you love and that you care about is

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really special

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i love my brother to death

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he's helped me do incredible things

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i would have never been in hawaii

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without him i wouldn't be doing the

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boston marathon without him

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he's led me on this incredible journey

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when you see him out there competing

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he's just as intense if not more than

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everybody that's out there i mean i

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always think back to that new york

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marathon when he just had this fire in

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his eyes and he said you can quit but

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i'm going to keep going there's this

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intensity about him

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in racing that is hard to match

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i need kyle's energy

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i need his spirit

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i'm not going to stop nobody's going to

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stop me i think it's the point that we

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all

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take a step back and focus on what we

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have rather than what we don't have and

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focus on the hope to persevere through

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any obstacle that might come

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my way

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or your way

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