Sean Conway

His journey took a dramatic turn when he was struck by a vehicle, resulting in a fractured spine. Despite this setback, Sean persevered and completed an additional 12,000 miles, defying the odds.

A decade later, Sean’s pursuit of pushing boundaries has established him as one of the most accomplished ultra-endurance athletes of his generation. He famously broke the world record by completing 105 Ironman races in 105 days, an unprecedented achievement. Additionally, Sean was the first person to swim the length of Britain, is the only individual to have completed a length-of-Britain triathlon, and holds the record for the world’s longest triathlon at 4,200 miles. He also set the world record for the fastest self-supported cycle across Europe, navigating 1,600 miles of challenging terrain in Ukraine and Russia.

His remarkable feats extend beyond these records—he has cycled around the world, run a marathon in every UK national park, completed a triathlon around Wales, and founded The 496 Challenge, a global running event.

Sean is also a prolific author with seven books and has three documentaries available on Amazon Prime. He has spoken at major organisations such as Google, Microsoft, and M&S, and delivered a prestigious TEDx talk. His journey of resilience and determination provides a powerful narrative, inspiring others to overcome challenges in both their professional and personal lives.