This week on The Everyday Ironman Podcast, we head to New Zealand to catch up with Murray Drinnan — proof that it's never too late to become an endurance athlete. Murray didn't lace up his running shoes until age 57, and since then he's built a résumé most lifelong athletes would envy.

Murray takes us back to his first Ironman, complete with the rookie mishaps every first-timer can relate to, and walks us through how that race sparked a full-blown obsession with endurance sport — one that's since evolved into brutal, awe-inspiring ultra trail races. And if that's not impressive enough, Murray is doing all of this as a father of 8.

Whether you're just starting out, feeling like you're "too old" to begin, or looking for the next big challenge, Murray's story is a masterclass in showing up and going further than you thought possible.


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