Dean McHardie | Sportsperson
Dean McHardie
Phone: +61 409 624 808
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23.01.2022 How things change over the years. No one ever thinks they will lose a limb or be that person people look at when walking or running or be that swimming, my family has kept me going to prove to my kids anything is possible and never quit.
10.01.2022 Happy Friday team, Friday is social run chats and coffee, while all very important still focused on those basics and it’s getting there breathing form and posture but most importantly is my mental game after my failed attempt at my last 100k race a few years back I haven’t been able to maintain pace or form and that’s what I’m focused on at the moment I’m getting there, did I mention that race destroyed me had to pull the pin at 56km I was wrecked!! But that’s life thanks to Daniela for the awesome photo
06.01.2022 Thanks to all my new followers and those that have been with me for a while. Well my journey has been an adventure a husband a father, a fire fighter and a Mines Rescue trainer from very demanding jobs that I lived and breathed and loved to become if an amputee was tough and I won’t lie it still is tough, I just put in a brave face and man up.. I have ups and downs like every one some days it’s tough other days it easy, I try to be the best I can be and do the best, but we all need down time to look after yourself.... to be honest it’s been a shit year it’s been tough in sooo many of us across the world I thank each and everyone of you that follow me it’s you that keeps me going. Never give up
05.01.2022 Some days I just need to reflect what I have done. Losing my arm at 38 learning everything all over again, those simple things in life that everyone takes for granted. I had planned a long run today that was thrown out the window after yesterday’s run. Running isn’t easy and I tend to lean to the right when I’m not thinking about my form leading to injury. Currently my hip doesn’t like me everything went to shit on yesterday run. So I’ll just lie in bed today and feel sorry for myself
