The Ultimate Triathlon

documentary film: The Ultimate Triathlon

An insane 2,000km multisport course from Morocco to Monaco to be completed in just 12 days, its devilish detail is all Luke’s own invention and its execution is all his to complete alone.

Experienced athletes have repeatedly told Luke it was impossible and could not be done. He is out to prove the doubters wrong on this endurance journey of a lifetime in a quest for his limits, his future and his sanity.

Swimming from Africa to Europe, cycling the entire coast of Spain and running the full coast of France, the Ultimate Triathlon is the story of one man’s exceptional journey in a bid to reclaim his ordinary life.

“When reaching your limits, it’s only there that you will catch a glimpse of your true potential!”

Luke Tyburski lived his dream as a professional football player before injury cut that dream cruelly short, a twist of fate that sent him spiraling into clinical depression.

Luke then discovered his salvation and a road back to strength and sanity via the world of extreme endurance challenges.

I watched this twice in two days.

As an aspiring endurance athlete (two half marathons under my belt so far), this is an incredible story of what humans are capable of. There is more to us than most of us ever know, and Luke and his amazing team show what is truly possible. It doesn’t have to be sports related, but we can all dig deep inside ourselves and continue on. Love it.

Amy

A must see if you want to get better!

This is a must see movie if you want to see the limits of human potential. The amount of training, dedication, and teamwork that goes into this type of endeavor are astounding. You’ll be amazed at what Luke does to overcome the adversity and injuries he faces on this journey! Trust me, you’ll be a better person and leader after watching this documentary!

Dr. Rob Bell

Great inspiration as I train for my first mountain race.

I enjoyed the “raw” format of this documentary film. Big ups to the film crew, btw. Also, my biggest takeaway is the “anything is possible” and that it’s our life’s mission to determine what that “anything” should be.

Carolyn