Richard Whitehead MBE is more than an athlete—he’s a symbol of resilience. Born without legs below the knee, he went from training on his knees with sports cups to completing the New York Marathon just 13 days after receiving his first running blades. Since then, he’s claimed Paralympic gold, set multiple world records, and completed 90 marathons, including 40 in 40 days across the UK. His journey isn’t just about winning races—it’s about proving that limits exist only where we place them.

Now, as he pushes toward his 100th marathon, the Yesoul G1 M Plus Bike has become a key part of his training. For Richard, it’s more than equipment—it’s a partner that helps him prepare smarter, balance recovery with intensity, and arrive at every start line ready. Just as his story shows, movement is about possibility, and with Yesoul, every ride builds toward something greater.

Shayna Powless, a proud member of the Oneida Nation, has built a remarkable career across cycling disciplines—from road and gravel to mountain biking and track—collecting national titles, international podiums, and a 2024 Chicago Grit overall victory along the way. Off the course, she and her husband, NFL player Eli Ankou of the Dokis First Nation, co-founded the Dream Catcher Foundation to empower Native American youth through sports and raise awareness for the MMIWG crisis. Honored with the 2025 United Natives Community Impact Award, Shayna’s story is one of resilience, advocacy, and leadership.

Now retired from pro racing but still deeply committed to fitness, Shayna has embraced a new daily rhythm with the Yesoul T1M Plus Treadmill. Compact and reliable, it keeps her consistent regardless of weather, pairing training with music, TV, or podcasts to make movement effortless. For Shayna, it’s not about chasing old medals—it’s about staying balanced, energized, and connected to the athlete she’s always been. Her collaboration with Yesoul reflects a shared belief: fitness is not only about performance, but about creating a better tomorrow.

Renata Zarazúa has become a trailblazer in Mexican tennis, making history as the first Mexican woman in 25 years to compete in all four Grand Slams and breaking into the WTA Top 100 in both singles and doubles. With career highs of world No. 51 in singles and No. 88 in doubles, multiple WTA and ITF titles, and appearances on the Olympic stage, her career is a testament to grit, consistency, and national pride.

Yet, behind the trophies, Renata has faced her share of challenges—including injuries that made high-impact training difficult. That’s where the Yesoul G1M Plus Bike became essential, offering low-impact cardio to keep her fitness sharp while protecting her knees. Whether it’s warming up before a match or unwinding afterward, the bike fits seamlessly into her daily rhythm, helping her balance performance and recovery. For Renata, it’s not just about winning titles—it’s about resilience, mental strength, and finding ways to keep moving forward.