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He was an intense competitor and a funny guy who knew how to motivate his teammates. By his senior year at Loyola Academy north of Chicago, he was captain of the swim and water polo teams. Though he'd had a brain aneurysm while in elementary school, he was cleared for noncontact sports.
"My story around this is not fascinating for very long," she says. Harte, however, has her own inspiration, and it's no joke. It's easy for her to say, 'I can't do it.' That to me is more motivating than watching an elite athlete, an Olympian." "I mean, she has every excuse not to do it. Even if she falls short, he says she's an inspiration to others. Her trainer, JP Bordeleau, believes that's doable. 24), she'll do the race again, with a goal of 3½ hours. Last year she came back for more, finishing in 3:41:59. "I wanted to finish it and hoped they wouldn't be closing it down before I crossed the finish line." Her goal was simply to finish without medical aid. Her swim was more like a paddle, she had to stop often on the bike, and there was no running on the run. She was 1,032nd out of 1,033 women, and it took her 4 hours, 10 minutes, 19 seconds to complete the 750-meter swim, 24.5K bike and 5K run - almost three hours after the winning woman. When she first tried to put on a sports bra, she wrote it was like losing a wrestling match with "a pink straitjacket." Yet Harte completed the Life Time Tri Chicago Triathlon that year. I'll keep my eye out for the ambulance on the side of the road."
When she texted him that summer 2012 to say she was riding her bike to his house, his response was, "OK, great. Three years ago, when she told her friend Patrick Stein that she'd decided to do a sprint triathlon in Chicago, he burst into laughter. She is 55, overweight and, until recently, hadn't been able to jump. As a triathlete, Mary Jo Harte is a great comedian.
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