Sunday, May 31, 2009

Thanks

I just wanted to take a minute and thank all of you for your support. I am happy to report that I am on the long road to recovery. Everything is going according to schedule. I have been able to start doing some light workouts again. I will be back to it in no time. In the mean time I am really looking foward to following two races in June. The RAAM and Western States. Good luck to all the racers and thanks again for the continued support.
Posted by David Goggins at 4:13 PM

21 comments:

  1. That,s great news David !!! :) Keep us all informed of your recovery progress. And keep inspiring us , aloha,s from Hawaii . Paul Hoppy.

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  2. Good to hear you are all right and ready to race again. Best of luck David.

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  3. David,please dont rush your recovery,we know you are TUFF,take it easy and maybe by late fall you can come and kick butt,we know what you are made of,you've alredy proven that!!

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  4. Thank you for your positive image and hard work. To many black men are portrayed in a negative light. You are not only an American hero, but and inspiration to us all. I wish you a quick recovery and gods blessing upon your future endeavors.

    Donald N. Carter,TSgt USAF
    Retired

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  5. wow! your still doing RAMM. have you noticed any diffrrence with your heart yet now that your useing it at 100%?
    well hope you a good fast recovery!

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  6. David, great to hear you're feeling better everyday!
    Don't forget the other big endurance race in June, the San Diego 100 Mile. There will some amazing competition in both the men's and women's fields.
    You're in our prayers for continued healing!
    Kurtis & Jackie

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  7. Glad you're on the path to recovery David. Just try not to strain yourself too much and get back to the swing of things at 100%.

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  8. Good luck in you recovery David, hope to see you back to peak performance soon.
    oh and come to England to race sometime in the future! The Lakeland 100 takes place in the Lake District, northern England and is 100 miles over the mountains, course record is around 23:40 i think, i know you'll love the challenge!

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  9. Its great to hear that your are feeling better. Please try not to rush your recovery. You are a inspiration to us all. Your always in our thoughts and prayers.

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  11. Hey Goggins...glad to hear you are doing well. Looking forward to seeing what you can do now that your ticker is fixed. I'm running my first marathon in January to raise money for SOWF and Children's Heart Foundation (congenital heart defect research). If you have any supporters looking for a place to donate, send them my way! Like I said, glad to hear you are doing well....You've been a huge inspiration.

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  12. Great news David!
    Best wishes as you continue to recover.
    With aloha.
    Linda

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  13. We'll keep praying for your recovery. You just keep amazing me. After such a surgery still thinking about the next race? Are you really from this planet. Respect.

    From the Netherlands,
    MD

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  14. If you're not doing anything this weekend, why not head out to the San Diego 100 and cheer on the runners? I'm pacing this year and will run it next year.

    zac

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  15. David,

    You are a true hero and inspiration. Stay tough and get better soon. Thank you for all you have done to keep us safe and to inspire us.

    Cougar

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  16. David - Get over that wall today. I know you will. Make today a great day. You're alive, repaired, and hard as a rock. The opportunity to rebuild and recover is exciting, and I know you'll crush it. In addition to the money you raise, your attitude drives more people than you can imagine. Go get em.

    Thank you.

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  17. I love you daddy! Get better. I will see you soon.

    Love you,
    Jade

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  18. Great to see you are coming back! You are one of those man who are forcing other people to do just "one more step". Thanks for that.
    Voytec

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  19. Glad to hear your doing better. Now go get em' at Western States!

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  20. David, Good to hear that your on the road to recovery. My prayers are with you. Your an inspiration to so many.

    From Singapore

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  21. Mr.Goggins my name is Luke and I am an aspiring SEAL... The only problem is that I'm not very comfortable in the water. Running I can take, I climb, camp, and live adversely but the water has always been a weakness for me.. Unfortunately being comfortable in the water is clearly CRUCIAL to becoming a SEAL. I'm going into my junior year of high school and doing Don Shipley's extreme SEAL experience course next year.. But any words of advice would be GREATLY appreciated and I would be honored.. I just finished reading the little paragraph in Outside magazine you did. Thanks, if you want to e-mail me you can at climbpotato@aol.com.
    ~Luke

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