Why do I run? Why push my body and mind to the limits? Why take on challenges that most people would consider impossible?

The answer is simple. And deeply personal.

I'm running for my grandpa. He's living with Parkinson's.

As a proud PWF United Athlete, I'm turning every mile, every race, and every challenge into an opportunity to make a meaningful difference for families living with Parkinson's.

My endurance journey has taken me around the world, including setting a Guinness World Record by completing ultramarathons on all seven continents in seven consecutive days.

More recently, I took on an extraordinary challenge right at home, running 252 miles around my orchard over seven straight days, completing six miles every four hours, around the clock. All to raise awareness and support for the Parkinson's Wellness Fund.

Next Up: Moab 240

This weekend, I'm taking on the Moab 240, a 240-mile endurance race through the rugged terrain of Utah.

But this is about so much more than running.

More than one million Americans are living with Parkinson's, and while the search for a cure continues, individuals and families need access to care, therapies, and support right now.

That's why I represent the Parkinson's Wellness Fund (PWF), an organization dedicated to delivering immediate relief to families living with Parkinson's, helping them access the resources they need to live better lives today.

Because we shouldn't have to wait for a cure to make a difference.

This isn't about one race or one finish line. It's about an ongoing commitment to show up, push boundaries, and turn extraordinary endurance challenges into real impact.

Every mile has a purpose. Every challenge is an opportunity. And every contribution helps deliver meaningful relief to families who need it.

Thank you for following along, supporting the journey, and standing with my grandpa and the countless families navigating life with Parkinson's.

Let's keep moving. Let's living and making a difference. Let's F*cking GO!

Going the Distance for Parkinson's.

NEXT UP: Moab 240