Inside the dangerous, deadly world of IronMan — and the ‘crazy’ intense competitors willing to risk it all just to to finish

New York Post
By Michael KaplanJul 20, 2026, 6:29 pm81 pts
It took 45 minutes of resuscitation to get Mark Allen’s heart going and save his life. The then-50-year-old was swimming in the open-water portion of a half-Ironman competition in Georgia, when he went into cardiac arrest. “I have no memory of what happened,” the Newark, Delaware, financial supervisor…

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