
This episode features a discussion about overcoming physical challenges, adapting to life after amputation, and pursuing a sporting career in triathlon. The guest shares her journey of learning to swim, cycle, and run with a prosthetic limb.
The conversation begins with the guest explaining her decision to pursue triathlon shortly after her amputation. She describes her initial struggles with swimming and the importance of finding a supportive environment to practice.
Key moments include her experience at the New Zealand national championships, where she won her first event. She reflects on the coaching she received from Shane and Tammy Reid, both experienced triathletes.
Throughout the episode, the guest discusses the daily pain she endures and how she manages it through physical activity. She emphasizes the mental strength required to push through challenges and the importance of resilience.
The episode concludes with the guest expressing her desire to inspire others facing adversity, highlighting that small steps can lead to significant achievements.
A guest shares her journey of adapting to life after amputation and pursuing triathlon, overcoming challenges in swimming, cycling, and running.

This episode stands out for the following:
I thought I'm going to aim for something big.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story
I feel like that’s something worth saying to someone you care about.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story
I may only have one wing but I can still fly.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story
I don't want to be weak.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story
If I can encourage others, I've achieved my goal.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story
Small steps lead to bigger things.Becoming a Triathlete as an Amputee - Shaz Dagg’s Inspiring Story