Chris Nikic trained 6 days a week for as many as 7 hours a day with the simple goal of “getting 1% better” every day. In November 2020, he swam 2.4 miles (3.9K), biked 112 miles (180.2K), and ran 26.2 miles (42.2K) to became the world’s first Ironman with Down’s Syndrome.

Name: Chris Nikic trained 6 days a week for as many as 7 hours a day with the simple goal of “getting 1% better” every day. In November 2020, he swam 2.4 miles (3.9K), biked 112 miles (180.2K), and ran 26.2 miles (42.2K) to became the world’s first Ironman with Down’s Syndrome.
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Chris Nikic trained 6 days a week for as many as 7 hours a day with the simple goal of “getting 1% better” every day. In November 2020, he swam 2.4 miles (3.9K), biked 112 miles (180.2K), and ran 26.2 miles (42.2K) to became the world’s first Ironman with Down’s Syndrome.

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