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Cycling for Cause: Veteran Suicide Awareness

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About the ride

  This ride is a personal challenge and a way to inspire others to challenge themselves for a cause.

Join Terry Martin-Back on an epic cross-country cycling adventure along the Southern Tier. This inspiring journey isn't just about the miles; it's a mission to break the silence surrounding veteran suicide and PTSD. Discover the power of physical and mental fitness, the impact of diet and well-being, and the healing potential of nature. As Terry pedals through diverse landscapes, you'll be moved by stories of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of human connection.

  A Biking Odyssey for Mental Health 

My dedication to Veteran PTSD/Suicide is evident in my journey. I can speak  from experience.

The mind is a powerful tool, capable of both propelling us to incredible heights and hindering us from achieving our goals. Mental preparation is crucial for success in any endeavor, from athletic competitions to presentations at work. Mental preparation is an ongoing process. It requires consistent effort and a willingness to experiment with different techniques to find what works best for you. By cultivating a strong mind, you can enhance your performance, increase your resilience, and achieve your full potential.

 Mental Rehearsal: Imagine yourself successfully navigating the challenge. Visualize the steps involved, the emotions you'll experience, and how you'll overcome obstacles. 

Having the confidence and fitness to meet the challenge.

Terry Martin-Back

 Terry Martin-Back is a successful entrepreneur with a diverse background. As a 70-year-old veteran of Operation Desert Storm, he possesses exceptional leadership and problem-solving skills honed through years of service. He has built a thriving career as a General Contractor and Real Estate Broker, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to excellence. Terry is also an active member of his community and enjoys outdoor activities such as cycling and running. 

The Power of One

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Current Sponsors

Just a mom starting a new little business with a hobby I love 📸✨
EXIT Realty Producers, Real Estate Sales and Property Management
Home Owners Association and Condo Association Managers, General Contractor
Soldiers Freedom Outdoors is dedicated to serving Veterans  and active-duty service families.
Florida Gravel Biking is the largest and fastest growing gravel community in Florida
  • Soldiers Freedom Outdoors is dedicated to serving Veterans  and active-duty service families.
  • Florida Gravel Biking is the largest and fastest growing gravel community in Florida
  • Just a mom starting a new little business with a hobby I love 📸✨
  • EXIT Realty Producers, Real Estate Sales and Property Management
  • Home Owners Association and Condo Association Managers, General Contractor
  • Soldiers Freedom Outdoors is dedicated to serving Veterans  and active-duty service families.
  • Florida Gravel Biking is the largest and fastest growing gravel community in Florida
  • Just a mom starting a new little business with a hobby I love 📸✨
  • EXIT Realty Producers, Real Estate Sales and Property Management

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