Jason Dennen joins Michael Rasile on For the Love of Sports to discuss his love of the outdoors and how that nearly ended his life.
Jason has always been active and even loves to push himself to the brink. He has finished multiple Ironman races and understands the discipline that goes into running these races.
He has also loved all things outdoors and was out skydiving one day when a gust of wind hit him at the worst possible time, throwing him right through a fence and an airplane hangar. This technically should have ended Jason's life due to the severity of the injuries and how it all happened, but thankfully it did not.
Jason then spent the next year recovering, rehabbing, and eventually ran a triathlon 364 days after his horrific accident, even after the doctors said he may never run again. Through this experience, Jason realized that he had more to give to society, and while speaking about his accident and how it changed his life, writing a book could potentially reach more people! He wrote "8 Days Till Sunrise" about how he was able to overcome all of the obstacles that were in his way and how life is a series of small things that add up to the biggest things possible!
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