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You can draw a straight line from the hellish endurance race Zeinab Rezaie ran two years ago, trying to escape Kabul, to the moment she became the first Afghan woman
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You can draw a straight line from the hellish endurance race Zeinab Rezaie ran two years ago, trying to escape Kabul, to the moment she became the first Afghan woman
Zeinab Rezaie is the first woman from Afghanistan to race and finish the IRONMAN World Championship.
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Zeinab Rezaie trains for the IRONMAN World Championship in Utah this October — while raising money for Afghan women and seeking asylum for herself.
Already have an account? On February 4, 2019, triathlete Jackie Faye wrote in her journal: “I’ve recruited four Afghan She Can TriAthletes. In one month we will be in Dubai to watch the Ironman 70.3. I’m so scared this plan is going to fail, but I will push on like I have no other option. I’ve always been a dreamer—I see an Afghan woman crossing the finish line of the Ironman 70.3 World Championship—this is going to happen.” Faye is no stranger to big dreams. As the first woman to do six Ironman triathlons on six continents in the span of one year, the veteran triathlete and coa...