Ken Chertow is a 1988 Olympian, multi-time collegiate All-American, and has been coaching youth wrestlers for more than 30 years now. I just call him coach because he played a very instrumental role in my development as a wrestler in high school, college, and for life off the mat. Please check him out at www.kenchertow.com

All-American player and Academic All-American at the University of Florida, one of only a couple players in UF history to play in 150 games or more, member of the team who won 30 consecutive basketball games in 2013-2014 and made it to the NCAA Final Four… To me though, Patric Young is just an old buddy from middle and high school. Here we chat about his sporting career, but also some of his more recent challenges and what his plans are for the Patric Young Foundation. Check out www.py4foundation.org

Let me introduce you to the man who helped me swim, bike, and run faster than any totally blind Ironman 140.6 finisher—my good mate Alan Greening. Alan’s an endurance coach, triathlete, ultrarunner, and almost more impressively than guiding me through an Ironman, taught me how to appreciate good scotch and whiskey. Check out Alan at www.braveheartcolorado.com

Let me introduce you to my partner in crime, my better half, and someone who has helped me keep an eye on my vision every single day since I met her. Jessica Tuomela is a four time Paralympian, Mental Health Therapist, and Scent Discriminant Trailing Dog Handler and Trailer. Be sure to check out the work she’s doing at www.truenorthcanine.ca

Will Fisher is the man who introduced me to trail running, and also guided me for my second ever Ironman. He also happens to be the biggest trash talker you’ve ever met, and is an Episcopalian Priest.

Welcom to Kickin’ It With The KTrain where Paralympian, Author and Speaker, Kyle Coon, talks with people who have helped him keep an eye on his vision. Maybe listening to their stories will help you out as well.

Let me introduce you to the guy who is to blame—I mean thank—for getting me into triathlon.