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Triathlon sports reality where every episode shows how the sport has changed the life of a triathlete. Feel the sacrifices they have to make to complete the high demanding training, while continue to deal with their work and families.

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24 episoder

Georgina: Triathlon is Music to her Ears
E1
Georgina: Triathlon is Music to her EarsGeorgina is a classical violinist and triathlete who compares music and triathlon in that the two disciplines require time, effort, dedication and conviction. Georgina is the String Director of her Faculty and has a been teaching music for 7 years. Her Triathlon takes place in the Tequestitengo Lagoon, in the State of Morelos (MX), with 1 km of swimming, 30Kms of bicycle and 7 Kms of running.
Erika: Rain in Huatulco
E2
Erika: Rain in HuatulcoErika Herrera, Chemical Engineer and Triathlete. Huatulco was her first Triathlon and she came second to last place. After 2 years, she returns to the same place to face her baptism in the sport with a lot more experience. With rain all throughout the journey, Huatulco will demand the best from Erika to beat the wind and the rain if she wants to qualify for the World Cup.
Ruben's tale: No Leg, No Problem.
E3
Ruben's tale: No Leg, No Problem.Ruben Grande lost a leg after an accident 20 years ago, but this didn't stop him from becoming a highly achieved lecturer, author, and para-triathlete. He was the 1st athlete with a disability to do a Triathlon in MX and the only one with a disability doing IRONMAN 70.3 competitions. He has to wear 2 different prosthetics during the event but he keeps going. Recorded in Cozumel, Quintana Roo (MX)
Adrian: Triathlete Father
E4
Adrian: Triathlete FatherAdrian Cañibe started in 1998, but couldn't stand the intensity. After a severe thyroid disease, he returned and did his 1st Triathlon in 2008. Today, his 9-yr-old daughter attempts her 1st ever Triathlon in Acapulco, Guerrero.
Jose Manuel: Sunset in Baja California
E5
Jose Manuel: Sunset in Baja CaliforniaJose Manuel LaPiedra started young competing in triathlons, but his commitments kept him away from the sport. He will try to return to the Triathlon of La Paz which takes place at sunset. Will his body and mind resist the extremes demands?
Charis: Woman of all Trades
E6
Charis: Woman of all TradesCharis Rodriguez started training just a year ago, but she decides to try a full 70.3 triathlon. A graduate in Computers, mother and owner of her business, she believes Triathlons are the perfect to show that she has no limits.
Paco: Olympic Material
E7
Paco: Olympic MaterialFrancisco "Paco" Serrano is a professional Triathlete and coach. He participated in the 2008 Olympics, but an injury took him out of London 2012. He continues to compete professionally, but now focuses on the people he trains.
Ricardo: The Best is Back
E8
Ricardo: The Best is BackRicardo Gonzalez was once the best triathlete in Mexico and has been in the sports for more than 30 years. We discover his reasons for continuing and his fight against the passage of time when he returns to a competition in Merida (MX).
Pablo: His First Time
E9
Pablo: His First TimePablo Arguelles's family practices triathlon regularly, but this will be his first solo competition. Don't miss the nerves, lack of experience and the determination Pablo demonstrates when it seems that everything has turned against him.
Arlette: Iron Woman
E10
Arlette: Iron WomanAt 38 years-old, Arlette Esqueda is a wife, mother of 3, triathlete and body-combat instructor, but she has never faced a test as tough as an Ironman 70.3. Discover her preparation, inspiration, and fears to face this long distance test
Victor: Mind vs Pain
E11
Victor: Mind vs PainVictor's arms arms ache after 3,200 strokes swimming, 90,000 meters on his bicycle make him feel a sharp pain in his back, for each step of the 21 Km run, his knees absorb 4 and 8 times his weight, but a strength keeps him going.
Luis: Running at Home
E12
Luis: Running at HomeLuis Martinez did his 1st triathlon in 1993. After 21 years practicing and promoting Triathlons, Luis has never lost his passion for the sport. Running in his own city with the team he trains fills him with joy and emotion.
Javier & Jorge: Brothers and Rivals
E13
Javier & Jorge: Brothers and RivalsJavier and Jorge Hernandez are brothers that compete against each other in marathons, athletics, and swimming. They come to one of Mexico's most respected triathlons in Ixtapa Zihuantanejo to increase and test their rivalry.
Lorena: A Rookie "Sprint"
E14
Lorena: A Rookie "Sprint"A year ago, Lorena de la Garza signed up for a rookie triathlon with no training. Discovering that it was not so easy, she trained better, and now she will try to finish her first "sprint" event to prove that she can achieve her goals.
Villafanas: Father & Children running together
E15
Villafanas: Father & Children running togetherTriathlons unite 3 members of the Villafanas family. Isabella (10 years-old), Mario (12 years-old) and their father Rodrigo, each will face their own challenges in one of the hottest and most demanding triathlon locations in MX.
Ana Gabriela: A Painful Reminder
E16
Ana Gabriela: A Painful ReminderAna Gabriela Rivapalacio was bullied as a teenager due to her weight, but Triathlons became something she enjoys and helps her control her weight. She will try an Olympic distance Triathlon, but these events are not to be taken lightly.
Alejandro: Age is not an Issue
E17
Alejandro: Age is not an IssueAt 67, Alejandro Samperio has been a Triathlete for 5 years. At 16, he ventured into amateur boxing and won the Golden Gloves in 1965. For Alejandro, boxing and triathlons are not won on the day of competition, but in training before.
Marcela: Life in Balance
E18
Marcela: Life in BalanceEach Triathlete has its own reasons to push his body. Her husband (also a triathlete) proposed with an engagement ring during a Triathlon and they are parents of 3 children. For her, life must be a balance between family, work and sports.
The Garza Gutierrez: Everybody's a Triathlete
E19
The Garza Gutierrez: Everybody's a TriathleteEverybody in the Garza Gutierrez family is a triathlete. Alejandra (Mom) and Jose Miguel (Dad) have been triathletes for more than 10 years. Now their children follow them when all 5 members of family compete in the same Triathlon.
Aurora: Practices makes Perfect
E20
Aurora: Practices makes PerfectAurora Leon did her first triathlon in 1989. Since then, she has competed in several categories, becoming well known in the sport. Over time, she has used what she learned as a Nutritionist to make herself an even more competitive athlete.
Fabiola: A Challenge 6,955 feet above sea level
E21
Fabiola: A Challenge 6,955 feet above sea levelFabiola Corona was the 1st Mexican woman to ever qualify to compete in Triathlon during the Olympic Games in Beijing. For her, triathlons are like life, where every time you encounter an obstacle, you have to fight to overcome it.
Aline: Wife, Mother, Executive and Athlete
E22
Aline: Wife, Mother, Executive and AthleteAt 36 years old, Aline is wife, mother, housewife, works in an insurance firm and is a triathlete. Stung with the triathlon bug by her husband, she joined a team who helped her train, grow in the sport and overcome a health problem.
Pablo: Friendship overcomes everything
E23
Pablo: Friendship overcomes everythingPablo Ferrara is a triathlete diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis that has weakened his extremities irreversibly. But against all odds, he will change the rules to continue competing with the help of his three best friends.
Cibelle: What comes next when you are the Best?
E24
Cibelle: What comes next when you are the Best?Cibelle Hernandez is always in the first positions at Olympic triathlons. We will get to know her and answer the inevitable question of "what comes next when you are the best at what you do?" Recorded in Cozumel, Quintana Roo (MX)