We where joined by Michael Allen Belh, a Ironman athlete, high school teacher, a public speaker, a mentor for at risk youth and founder of Relentless Pursuit, he took us on his journey through homelessness, addiction and suicide attempts. At the age of 7 Michael stabbed his physically and sexually abusive stepfather in the back with a knife, at age 13 he was released from juvenile hall to travel with the nationally ranked Paulsboro wrestling team to Iowa, while fighting all these demons he managed to win state titles in wrestling and football, after becoming a star on a team that was breaking national records he received a full ride athletic scholarship to Rutgers University, playing football and wrestling. He would still fight his demons until after seeing a story of a former addict who got sober and competed in Ironman competitions changed his life, he got sober, went from 305lbs to 160lbs and became a Ironman athlete, a mentor for youth and started the charity Relentless Pursuit.