{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Kyle and Brent Peace - Vulnerability, Resilience, Gratitude and Love","description":"Kyle and Brent Pease aren't just athletes; they're the driving force behind the Kyle Pease Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to creating inclusion for people with disabilities through sports and life experiences. Kyle, who was born with cerebral palsy, and his brother Brent, have completed countless endurance races, including six Ironman races together. If you just looked at a picture of them in the races, you might think that Brent is doing all the work as he pushes, pulls and carries Kyle. But as we\u2019ll hear in this interview, the two really push, pull and carry each other equally. In this interview, the Pease brothers invite us behind the scenes of their journey\u2014and into the positive mental attitudes that keeps them moving forward. They talk candidly about: The emotional truth of racing as a team The distinction between what we choose and what chooses us Kyle\u2019s lifelong decision to embrace positivity How gratitude can transform even the hardest miles What it\u2019s like to carry each other\u2014physically, mentally, and spiritually Why presence, not speed, is the real secret to strength It\u2019s a conversation about endurance, yes, but even more about vulnerability, resilience, gratitude, inclusion, acceptance and love. \ud83d\udd25 Key Takeaways Gratitude is a performance enhancer. Spoken aloud, it becomes a source of fuel. You can\u2019t choose every challenge\u2014but you can choose your attitude toward them. Presence is a superpower. Hard moments feel manageable when you stay in the moment. Teamwork means carrying each other in different ways. Sometimes physically, sometimes emotionally. Positivity is not automatic. Even for Kyle, it\u2019s a daily choice and discipline. Endurance isn\u2019t just physical. Emotional resilience is built mile by mile. Resilience isn't just a personal characteristic. True resilience is a social construct. It comes from our families, friends, communities and the other people we surround ourselves with. \ud83c\udf89 Thanks to Hyperice! Huge thanks to Hyperice for sponsoring this episode and supporting the Charity Miles community. Hyperice is a global leader in movement and recovery technology, trusted by pro athletes, major leagues like the NBA and NFL, and global running communities everywhere. Hyperice is even the official Recovery Technology of IRONMAN, which makes them the perfect partner for this episode. Whether you need powerful percussion for warm-up, dynamic air compression for recovery, or simple, easy-to-use heat and ice solutions, Hyperice has a tool for every stage of your routine. Their products are portable, powerful, and super intuitive\u2014helping you get back to feeling your best, faster. I\u2019ve personally used and love several of their products, including their Hypervolt massagers, Normatec air compression boots, Vyper vibrating roller and more.   Which is why I reached out to them to ask them to sponsor us.  And which is why I was so thrilled when they said yes. We\u2019re proud to partner with a brand that\u2019s so deeply aligned with our mission: helping people move with purpose, feel their best, and go the extra mile. Also, right now is the best time to level up your routine with some Hyperice of your own because Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are live, with savings up to $250 off their full suite of technology. It\u2019s their deepest discount of the year, and prices go up on December 2.   So, click here today elevate your own recovery routine today. ","author_name":"The Extra Mile - The Official Charity Miles Podcast","author_url":"https:\/\/charitymiles.org","html":"