Over three grueling days, Beldick swam 6.2 miles, biked 261.4 miles, and ran a double marathon (52.4 miles) in the Ultraman Florida event — while managing nutrition, fatigue, and the mental battle that accompanies ultra-endurance racing. He’s now one of the youngest competitors to finish this extreme 320-mile triathlon.

“For me, it’s about pushing myself to the limits of my potential and seeing the kind of person I become as a result,” Beldick said. “I also love being around other people striving to be the best versions of themselves, and Ultraman provided the perfect blend of both. I met so many incredible people while facing a challenge that shaped me into a stronger, more capable version of myself.”

More about Beldick's journey on the College of Engineering website.