Everyone has a dream. Not everyone has the courage to act on it.
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Do you have a dream? Does thinking about that dream, unfulfilled, instill the feeling of regret?

Trip dreamed of racing in the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. First, fear and guilt buried it, then, the demands of everyday life kept it hidden.

He had been competing in local and regional triathlons since his college days. Now, 17 years later, as a single father of two, the dream has been rekindled and the journey begins. Trip has a chance to swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles and run 26.2 miles amongst the best in the world. In order to reach his goal, he will draw upon more than physical strength, endurance and determination.

Trip’s story of reawakening a life long dream, finding the courage to act on it, through to its realization, is full of challenges, temptation and uncertainty, both on and off the race course. His journey spans from the comfortable suburbs of Boston, to the wild night life of Waikiki, over to the forbidding lava fields of the Big Island, in pursuit of a deeply seeded dream. Know Regrets shows that the decision to pursue a dream and the journey along the way are just as important as fulfilling the dream itself.