How Marko Cheseto Broke the World Record [part 2]

Marco has great potential, but he seems to have plateaued because no matter what we're doing, training wise, he doesn't seem to be able to get past this level. We may think it's in his mind. So I took him through our TIP program. Nine days later, he ran in a race and took 15 seconds per mile off his time, which is quite remarkable, especially at the level he's running at. Marco said to me, he says, wow, that was obviously a lot in my mind. Then he ran in the Boston Marathon in April of 2019, which was a couple months after, and broke the world record. So he's now the world record holder for marathoners with amputations. And then a couple months later, ran in the Chicago Marathon and broke his own world record by another five minutes and got signed by Nike. I didn't make Marco faster. I didn't give that to him. He always had it. I said, marco, you've always been this fast. You just didn't have access to that power.