@daily.motivation.dosis: During the Bigfoot 200, David Goggins suffered an injury but still managed to finish the race. Surprisingly, he was able to walk away almost normally afterward, with only a few minor visible injuries. But just ONE MONTH later, he was back at it, taking on the brutal Moab 240. Once again, Goggins suffered injuries during the race but refused to quit and pushed all the way to the finish line. However, this time the aftermath looked completely different. When he finally walked away, he could barely walk normally. He later showed the condition of his legs and feet, revealing multiple serious injuries affecting his feet, knees, thighs, and legs. One month apart. Two brutal ultramarathons. But the aftermath of Moab 240 was on a completely different level. 😳 #motivation #mentality #mindset #discipline #goggins

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kolsrider
kolsrider :
whats the point if he brake his body?
2026-11-10 20:55:12
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skej200
Vell :
its normel for david gogins
2026-11-11 05:25:56
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Istole_someonescandy :
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quit.power
AuraRise :
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chemdi37
Reyz. :
It’s your choice at the first place
2026-11-11 13:07:08
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saddx732
SaddX :
que le estaban asiendo?necesito contexto
2026-11-11 00:11:22
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giancatrix
🍰giancatrix💫 :
Imagine a kid with goggins mentality and also mamba mentality
2026-11-10 21:44:34
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oghuncho_01
OG HUNCHO 🥷 :
Already existing injuries maybe
2026-11-10 23:59:01
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Jacob Heal :
2026-11-10 21:30:34
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gariiin
med amin :
شنو صارله
2026-11-10 23:08:32
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リズキ :
kalo memang bisa merusak tubuh kenapa ia tetap melanjutkan
2026-11-10 22:20:48
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aizen_newera
JAKITO :
optional btw
2026-11-10 23:03:42
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user7083961969181
אמית דיספלין :
no problem
2026-11-10 20:34:30
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shin_the_builder
Shin :
Its 21st and 23rd btw. Imagine top 5... 🗿
2026-11-10 22:32:54
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First
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ментально сильнейший человек
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а ведь он это делает с дыркой в сердце
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