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Paralympian's 3,300-mile triathlon
Paralympian Mohamed Lahna completed a 3,300-mile cross-country triathlon across the United States, covering 16 states in 47 days to raise funds for charity. Born without a right femur, he is believed to be the first athlete with a prosthesis to complete such a feat. Lahna’s journey started with a swim in Manhattan and included intense cycling through challenging weather conditions, ending at Venice Beach, with the aim of supporting organizations that impacted his life.
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