In Episode 059 of The Health Movement Podcast, Maxwell Krohn — endurance athlete and motivational speaker — opens up about the snowboarding accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down, and how faith, community, and a relentless mindset helped him rebuild his life.

“I tell people it was the best thing that ever happened to me. Most think paralysis is the worst thing. But mindset—that made all the difference.”

Max’s story is one of resilience, grit, and transformation. From re-learning how to wiggle his toes at Craig Hospital, to completing a Half Ironman just two and a half years later, he proves that mindset is stronger than circumstance. Today, he’s training for ultramarathons, speaking to communities, and inspiring others with his FIO (“Figure It Out”) philosophy.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:
✅ The snowboarding accident that changed Max’s life overnight
✅ His recovery journey at Craig Hospital and small victories along the way
✅ How mindset and positive reframing fueled his progress
✅ Completing a Half Ironman after paralysis
✅ The role of community in endurance sports and healing
✅ Why every race is now “one more challenge” to keep pushing forward

Whether you’re an athlete, someone facing setbacks, or simply seeking perspective, Max’s story is proof that resilience and mindset can redefine what’s possible.

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