Unlocking the Secrets of World-Record Holders with McKenley Mason and Yolanda Holloway Stevens

You are never too old to Tri or set a World Record! This week, we have two remarkable athletes, Yolanda Holloway Stevens and McKenley Mason, who share their incredible journeys in the world of triathlons and endurance sports. From conquering Ironman races to mastering the Tokyo Marathon, these Guinness World Record holders reveal their strategies, challenges, and triumphs. They discuss the power of the run-walk method, the mental discipline required for long-distance events, and the importance of representation in the sport. Hear how McKenley defied expectations by learning to swim at 58 years old, and how Yolanda used an injury to redefine health and challenge herself to reach new goals.

Their dedication extends beyond the finish line. Yolanda and McKenley also share glimpses into their personal lives, discussing everything from their favorite running routes and workout routines to transition preferences. They offer valuable perspectives on personal growth, overcoming obstacles, and the simple joys of life, like the satisfaction of a well-earned rest day. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with inspiration, practical advice, and the shared love of pushing personal boundaries.

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Remember to register for the NYRR Virtual Black History Month 5K – a fantastic opportunity to celebrate Black history and the power of running. Click(Copy) the link to sign up and join: https://www.nyrr.org/races/virtualnyrrblackhistorymonth5k. 

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