Watch: Pro Runner Short Film Navigates Huge Successes and Catastrophic Failures

‘Failed again and again’ pro runner Noah Dorody Shared on social media posts about his documentary we are all dorothy, was released on Tuesday. “But in between those failures, there were dizzyingly special moments when I was right,” Lanna adds. High price type It makes it a little harder to remember the dark days. ”

Captured in a short film produced with athlete sponsor Salomon, Dorody’s story is something we can all connect with. Whether you are deaf or not, you have undoubtedly experienced the ups and downs of life. Droddy’s charm lies in his friendliness that shines through the film. His self-deprecating sense of humor and receptive demeanor make him seem like someone you could share a few miles or a cup of coffee with.

“When I graduated from the marathon, it was decided where I could run fast and prove my legitimacy as a marathoner. I went to Chicago and failed. I went to Rotterdam and failed. I did,” Dorody says in the film. “When I’m running short distances on the track, I can try again next week. In the marathon, you have to live in a place of success or failure for a really long time.”

Droddy, who won 2nd place and PB in marathon project 2020 (an elite-only marathon in Chandler, Arizona, created when many world marathon majors were canceled due to COVID-19) also found itself without a professional contract shortly after. I noticed. “A very high point followed by a very low point,” he says.

Droddy explains how he bounced from success to failure and from success to failure. Failure“No one has such a linear path to success,” he says.

Even if you didn’t know him before you saw the movie, by the movie’s final moments we are all dorothyfind out who you’re rooting for at this weekend’s California International Marathon.