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Half Ironman, La Quinta complete. Really was the toughest physical challenge I’ve ever done. I kept telling myself to run faster but the legs wouldn’t have it. The last few miles were so painful but I kept plodding along and finished the race 😀 Shout out to @brendonparry for...

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Kevin Shook 🇺🇸 🇮🇱vor 1 Jahr

The fact that you picked up one of your children after that, impresses me!

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Michelle Dwyervor 1 Jahr

Wow! Well Done Joe 👏 You smashed that!! The family must be so proud of you and I hope you're damn proud of yourself!! Amazing achievement ♥️ Rest day now yeah? 😉😁

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Matt Harrisonvor 1 Jahr

Well done Joe! Full distance Leeds 2025??

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Lynda Gwenvor 1 Jahr

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's great

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