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[tense music]

[tense music continues]

[panting]

Take her.
There'’s another one down there.

[panting]

Jason says
there'’s another victim still down.

[panting]

[tense music]

[panting]

Did ya see her?

No.

[Brian] On three. One, two, three, up.

[suspenseful music]

Oh.

[panting]

[suspenseful music]

Ah! That was the weirdest thing
I'’ve ever seen.

She didn'’t seem like
she's in trouble.

Are you sure you saw her?

Yeah, no. I'’m not sure.

But you know
the water plays tricks on you.

It didn'’t seem like she was in the water,
it was like she was standing on the beach.

What happened to the cloth
that she was caught up in?

What cloth?

Ah, c'’mon. When I passed her,
she was wrapped up in it.

Jason, I didn'’t see anything.
Describe it.

Whitish, kinda see-throughish,

sheer, it was like curtains
at my grandma'’s house.

I just got a call from EMS.

-She didn'’t make it.
-Ah.

[slow music]

Oh, I thought she would have made it.

Sorry.

[upbeat music]

Shoot!

[heavy breathing]

Hey. What the matter?

Oh, my intervals stink.

My stroke has collapsed.

I haven'’t been paying attention
and I only have 10 days

before the XTERRA Triathlon.

Hey, you'’ve been training hard
and you'’re in great shape.

You'’ll probably do
better than you think.

Being in shape
is not like being in race shape.

And I didn'’t want to do well,
I wanted to win.

Well, can I help?

No, thanks for the offer.

God, I hate seeing
you so disappointed.

You'’re not the only one.

What about my sponsor,
Bally Total Fitness?

They have been doing so much to help me.

I would hate to disappoint them
with a poor showing.

-Do you have to do it?
-Yeah. I'’ve already committed.

I'’m just gonna have to go over there
and get my butt whipped.

-Thanks for standing by.-No problem.

Hey, Sean.
I need a favor, big time.

What is it?

I wanna take a leave of absence.

I don'’t think
that'’s such a good idea, right now.

Ten days,
just until after the Maui race.

This isn'’t a summer gig.
You can'’t come and go with every race.

I know that.

I have dreamt about winning
a triathlon for my entire life.

It'’s the reason
I came to Hawaii.

I'’m committed to compete.

I thought you were committed
to this team.

I am.

But this race is important
and I need time to train.

Well, good-bye and good luck.

[slow music]

That'’s horrible.

Because you know how much
this team means to me.

What about putting your personal needs
in front of this team

and leaving this team short a person?
Isn'’t that horrible, too?

Yeah.

Sean, I have an idea about Jessie.

Let me work with her.

Out of everyone, I thought that you would
understand why I did what I did.

I would love to see Jessie run that race.

I think she could do great.

And it kills me to see
the disappointment in her eyes.

But look what it would do to this team.

We'’re all making sacrifices
here with our personal time,

and our goals.

I'’m not gonna let the fabric
break down now.

What about Jessie?

-What do you mean?
-Her spirits.

Jessie'’s tough.

She'’ll think this through
and see that I was right.

The main reason
Mitch wanted me here was

to improve the physical ability
of the team.

Well, here'’s your chance,
with Jessie.

She'’s motivated. Let me see
how much better I can make her.

All part of team training.

Alright, fine, do it.

Make her better, make us all better,
but she is not running in that race.

We don'’t need
that kind of distraction.

[soft music]

It'’s not your stroke
that'’s cutting into your time.

What?

The reason your intervals are off
is not because of your stroke.

And you know all about it?

It'’s my field. It's what I do.

And I do it well.

You'’re right, it's not my stoke.
It'’s my concentration.

I just can'’t seem to focus.
There'’re too many distractions.

The training you'’ve been doing
with the team has been pretty intense,

but not designed
towards building to a peak.

You need to restructure
everything you'’re doing,

you'’re gonna need more road work.

It doesn'’t matter.
If I race, I'’m off the team.

There'’s no chance
Sean'’s gonna change his mind.

Well, I talked to Sean,
so if there was no chance,

would I be here talking to you?

He knows you'’re here?

Wow. That'’s a surprise.

Well, maybe I can
just suck it up and try harder.

How much time do you have?

Ten days '‘till the race.

Over-training is not the answer.
It'’s how you train.

And how do you suggest I train?

There'’s this new thing, the computer.
Maybe you'’ve heard of it?

Sounds familiar.

We'’ll measure you and run some tests.

To show what?

Just put yourself in my hands.
I'’ll get you where you need to be.

Sounds like a nice offer.

Yes, it does, doesn'’t it?

[chuckles]
So, why the charity, all of a sudden?

You'’re just an excuse
for me to do what I do.

Sean'’s skeptical,
doesn'’t think I can do it.

Maybe he doesn'’t think you can do it.

But, I know I can improve
your performance, dramatically.

When Sean sees I can do that,
I can do it with the others.

Okay. Let'’s do it.

Okay.

[Kekoa] Hey, Jason.

Look familiar?

[suspense music]

This is a Mo'’ho, named Kiawahine.

She was a guardian.

-The Aumakua.
-Yeah.

The Aumakua
of the ancient rulers of Hawaii.

The legend says
she would travel the Islands

and lure evil people into the water

-and then they would die.
-[laughs]

Wait, wait, wait.

Let me get this right. So, Kekoa,
you think that I saw Kiawahine.

Mm-hmm.

And you think Mo'’ho, this lizard
in a woman'’s form, killed the girl.

Well, Jason, just so you know,
she had just been tried for murder.

She was just released
for insufficient evidence.

Kekoa, you'’re talking like a crazy person.

[sighs] Jason, I'’m telling you,
you saw Kiawahine.

Does she look anything like this?

-There'’s something about her.
-I'’m telling you, you saw her.

Listen, don'’t believe
every old wives' tale you hear.

Paul Bunyan, tooth fairies,
don't believe in Kiawahine.

No, I don'’t, but anyways,
I didn'’t see her and you did.

So, only you know.

[huffs]

Why, when I heard you were going
to train Jessie didn'’t I think to myself,

"Yeah, Dawn'’s always the first
to lend a helping hand

and she'’s such a great pal of Jessie's."

Why did I think,
"What does she got up her sleeve?"

I don'’t know.
Perhaps you'’re a natural cynic.

Or maybe you have
difficulty with strong women.

Or maybe your mother
was scared by a kangaroo. I don'’t care.

I don'’t like people in my face
about what'’s none of their business.

I know how much this race means to Jessie,
if you spoil it for her,

it'’ll rip her guts out.

If I do, we'’ll deal with it, won't we?

You can count on it.
Hey, Jess.

Hey, Allie.

Have a nice day, Dawn.

Very good.
I mostly believed you meant it.

What'’s that about?

Allie thinks I'’m gonna ruin your dream,

destroy your chances,
and leave your life and spirit in tatters.

Don'’t forget to fasten your seat belt.

[opening theme song]

[soft music]

[grunting]

Sean.

Yeah.

You'’ve lived on this island
longer than I have.

What do you think
about all these myths and stories?

I could tell you my favorite one
is about not cutting your hair at night.

Cutting your hair at night'’s bad?

Aw, yeah,
the lizard'’ll steal your soul.

Or the one about the woman
in all white with all white dogs

and if you see her on the road,
supposed to pick her up.

And you believe this stuff?

Polynesians had no written language,

so the way they kept their history
was through stories,

that were passed
from generation to generation.

Sometimes these stories
got embellished.

The fish never gets smaller, right?

But it always starts with fish.

Every Hawaiian myth began with,
ya know, some sort of truth.

So, you believe this stuff?

[sighs]

Well, I'’ll put it to you like this.
I don'’t not believe it.

[suspense music]

Thanks.

[indistinct chatter]

The computer will read these points
and generate an image of you,

as a structure.
Points and axis, fulcrums and hinges.

-Levers...
-[laughs]

I sound like an engineering project.

That'’s exactly what the body is.
A complex machine.

Alright.

[laughs]

So, what'’s happening?

You'’re being measured.

The longer the leg, the longer the step.
It'’s that's simple.

You can practice all day.
You can maximize what the leg can do,

but you can never change
the physics.

The computer will tell us
what your body is capable of

and we will work towards it.

You want me
to keep going back and forth?

Right. Okay, now, face toward me.
Stretch your arms, bend down.

-Keep going?
-Yep.

We need to find out
how you burn oxygen.

How fast your heart delivers blood
to your muscles

and how hard you can work your muscles
before they become deprived.

Oxygen in the blood equals energy.

How efficiently you use energy

will tell us whether you'’re a sprinter
or a long distance runner.

Pick up the pace.

Your reaction time,
your bone density and body fat.

When we have all these numbers,

the computer will tell us
what your body can do.

Faster.

[soft music]

♪ I give my everything
And I don't expect you♪

♪ To walk me through the door♪

♪ Cause I ain't got no limitations♪

♪ I just know I'll see it through♪

♪ I extend an invitation to you♪

♪ To you, to you♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh♪

Whew.

Oh, so how'’d I do?

You'’re in great shape.

I like that.

You'’re in the top range
of all the categories.

Pretty much maxed out your potential.

But you can'’t win a triathlon.

You won'’t even finish in the Top 10.

-What?
-It'’s the bike race.

These numbers say you can't be
competitive in the bike race.

I know the bike'’s not my best event, but--

Jessie, the triathlon
is an endurance contest,

so your numbers
have to match these numbers.

I don'’t need you to tell me
what the Iron Man is.

I eat, sleep and dream it.

You'’re not listening
to what I'’m saying.

The numbers say
that you are a fabulous swimmer.

I think that you would win that leg
of the contest, right now.

So, you start off ahead,
but, by the end of the bike race,

you'’d be back in the pack.
Too far back.

What about the run?

It doesn'’t matter that you can run.

You'’d be too far back to catch up.

Well, then we'’ll just build up
my biking skills.

You can lift weights all day

and never look
like Arnold Schwarzenegger.

You can peddle '‘till the day you die

and you'’ll never be world class.

Try as hard as you want,

but you'’ll never win a race
that includes biking.

[slow music]

Sorry.

Sometimes that'’s the way it goes.

I don'’t know why I came back.

I don'’t know what I'm expecting to see.

Well, you'’re not going to see her,

'‘cause the legend says
that she only lures the evil ones.

Look.

Over there.

Is that her?

I don'’t know.

Could be.

But it can'’t be. We can see her.

Maybe in her eyes, we're evil.

No, we'’re not.

Hey, what are you doing?

I'’m gonna go ask her.

[laughs]

[suspenseful music]

Jason! Jason, wait!

[deep breath]

[suspenseful music continues]

[suspenseful music]

Ah, ah, oh...

[coughs]

-Did ya see her?
-No!

What do ya mean? How come
I'’m seeing her and you're not?

I don'’t know!

Ah! The cloth.
Did you see the cloth?

Jason, I didn'’t see anything but you.

Ah, man.

[tense music]

[soft music]

Hey.

Hey.

Ah...

How come I can see her
but you can'’t?

I don'’t know.

Wait a second. Did she try to kill you?

Kekoa, that would mean I'’m evil.

No, it was like...

It was in her eyes,
it was in her face.

I was swimming towards her,
she was trying to tell me to back off.

Well, why didn'’t you?

I was mesmerized.

It was like, I know I shouldn'’t,
but I just had to anyway.

Ya know what I mean?

No, I don'’t know what you mean.

Jason, if you see her again,
get out of the water.

Well, but if I'’m not evil,
I shouldn'’t have anything to worry about.

Well, that'’s the thing
about the Kiawahine, she'’s a lizard.

Everyone knows, you just can'’t trust them.

[scoffs]

Promise me you'’ll just stay away from her.

[kiss sound] I promise.

Good.

[suspenseful music]

[thunder rumbling]

Hey, Jess.

Dawn makes me so angry
for what she said to you.

You can'’t blame her,
I mean, numbers are numbers.

Maybe I even knew
about the bike thing, ya know.

What'’re you gonna do?

Pull out. That seems to be
the best thing all around.

It'’s so disconcerting
to have someone come to you

and tell you because of genes
or bone structure,

or the length of your fingernail,
you have no chance of winning.

Well, I'’ll get over it.

Jessie, whoever wins this race
is whoever wants it the most.

How do you measure that?

You can'’t.

Exactly.

You have more heart
than anyone I know.

So, if you want this enough, you can win.

[soft music]

Thanks.

[Dawn] What a great day.

Ya know, every day is perfect here,
the water, the air.

We need to talk about something.

Oh, you'’re going to hurt my feelings.

I may hurt more than that.

Why couldn'’t you just
be straight with Jessie?

I was straight with Jessie.

Completely, 100% straight.

That race meant everything to her,

and you purposely built up her hopes,
so you could knock her down.

I'’m disappointed
you think that'’s what I did.

That'’s exactly what you did
and it was vicious and it was cruel.

-Wow.
-Yeah.

[knocking on door]

Come in.

Dawn, I need to talk to you.

Oh, boy.

You said that I wasn'’t good enough.

That'’s not exactly what I said.

I said you weren'’t good enough
to guarantee a win.

Leave that up to me.
You also said you could make me better.

Yes, I did.

So, make me better.

I can make you better.

I don'’t do miracles. No guarantees.

No tricks to winning the XTERRA.

I'’ll take whatever you can do
to give me that extra edge.

Do what you do
and leave the rest to me.

What do you say?

I say congratulations.

For what?

Finding your mental game,
you didn'’t have it before.

You were too accepting, too nice.

Jessie, that'’s why
you were blowing your times.

Don'’t get disappointed. Get pissed.

Don'’t get upset.
Go into a blind rage.

Sometimes you have your guts ripped out
before you find out you have them.

[slow music]

See you in the morning.

Sorry, Allie, if I disturbed you guys.

See ya.

[door closes]

You were expecting her?

Let'’s say I was hoping she'd come back.

Dawn, I misjudged you.

It'’s okay, you're not the first.

Sometimes, you'’re just not
what you appear to be.

I know.

Well, for what it'’s worth,

I was wrong,

and you were here for Jessie
and for the team, all along.

That'’s worth a lot.

[soft music]

♪ Everybody is getting too good♪

♪ Everybody is getting too good♪

♪ Everybody is getting♪

♪ Looking for a way
Get into a fight♪

♪ Like the break of day♪

♪ About to ignite♪

♪ Count on all your strengths♪

♪ To get you what you want♪

♪ All you need is faith♪

♪ To keep moving on♪

♪ Everybody is getting too good You don't know how strong you are♪

♪ Everyday becoming clearer
Like a new star♪

♪ I can see the passion
Dripping from you proud♪

♪ Not another second♪

♪ Who can stop you now?♪

♪ Everybody is getting too good You don't know how strong you are♪

♪ Everyday becoming clearer
Like a new star♪

♪ Everybody is getting too good You don't know how strong you are♪

♪ Everyday becoming clearer
Like a new...♪

Ah! Yeah! How was that?

Ah, not bad.

Not bad? That had to be
one of my best times, ever.

You got your adrenaline going.
We need that.

So, that'’s the secret, isn't it?
Getting my emotions involved.

That'’s part of it.

Okay, so what'’s the rest?

Controlling your emotions.

[laughs]

Remember when we worked
the Bonsai pipeline for the first time?

There wasn'’t a ripple.

The water was flat, the bay calm.

That'’s how you need
to start this race. No emotion.

We watched the water,
from somewhere deep in the ocean,

the swells began, slowly at first,
just like you in this race.

You need to let your emotions rise,
like those waves.

Remember how they came?
First the 4 footers, then the 6 footers,

then the 8 footers.
The power building like a great rage.

-[laughs]
-Finally 12 ft. waves,

crashing on the rocks,
relentless, angry, emotional.

-Yeah!
-That'’s the rest of it.

Wow!

[heavy breathing]

Good. Keep your elbows in.

Don'’t need a break or anything, do you?

Who me? No way.

Good. Go '‘head and set 'em down.
We'’re gonna go over here.

[moans]

[Dawn] Here'’s the deal,
you'’re as good as you can be, physically.

If you weren'’t, there's nothing
we could do in the next week.

But I keep studying the computer numbers
and I found something.

I think I can get you a 3% boost
in your wind oxygen utilization.

Three percent?

-I know it doesn'’t sound like much, but--
-No.

It'’s an extra stroke
in the 100 free-style.

And in the 2 mile swim
it could mean an extra minute.

If you pulled ahead of the pack
by a minute in the swim,

even if you hold your own
in the bike race...

I can blow '‘em away in the run.

That'’s how you're gonna win.

Thanks.

Let'’s go.

-Hey, thanks again.
-You win. I win.

Win what?

I hope not that race
I told you not to run in.

You said he knew.

Jessie, when we started out,

I may not have told you everything.

-You lied to me.
-I didn'’t think it would matter.

I thought, when you started, you couldn'’t
win this race and you'’d lose interest.

But, Sean, things changed.

Jessie'’s changed.
She can win this race.

-Can she?
-Yes.

The XTERRA is tougher than any other
triathlon and Jessie can win it.

That'’s supposed to change things?

Because she'’s trained
for this dream,

I'’m supposed to break all the rules
and make an exception?

Ya know, every day isn'’t Saturday.

On Saturday you do what you want to do.

I have nothing to say
about what you do on Saturdays.

Especially this Saturday,
because I won'’t even be here.

I'’ll be in Maui,
watching her kick some ass.

[screams with joy]

Thank you! Oh my god, thank you.

You'’re welcome.

You manipulated me.

It was for a good cause.

Don'’t ever do it again.

[soft music]

[flight attendant] Aloha

and welcome to Hawaiian Airlines Inter-Island flight 530,

to the beautiful island of Maui.

For those of you participating in the XTERRA World Championship,

we wish you luck..

And thank you all for flying with Hawaiian Airlines. Mahalo.

[upbeat music]

Wow.
I didn'’t think it was this big a deal.

You should've entered.

Think so?

-Yeah, you could win this.
-[Dawn] Well, maybe next year.

This year belongs to Jessie.

That'’s right,
Jessie'’s gonna kick some butt.

Well, I'’ll do my best, anyway.

Ah...

This place is just beautiful.

Yes, it is.

You feel like getting up tomorrow
a little early and goin'’ for a swim?

-I'’d love to.
-Great.

-Thanks.
-Jessie.

I talked to Mitch last night
and he wanted me to wish you good luck

and, ah, I wanted to wish you
good luck as well.

Go there tomorrow and just nail it.

-Thanks. I'’ll do my best.
-Okay.

[upbeat music]

[announcer] Ladies and Gentlemen,

contestants from around the world,

welcome to the beautiful island of Maui

and the XTERRA World Championship games.

The most difficult and grueling test

of physical stamina
and ability in the world.

[upbeat music continues]

[announcer] Gentlemen, to the starting line, please.

Your event is about to begin.

Take your positions
on the starting line.

Keep your rhythm
all the way out to the buoy.

Kick it for the mile back.

Don'’t save anything.
I want you way out ahead.

Get back here,
we'’ll skin you out of the suit,

get ya dressed
and you'’re outta here.

[gunshot]

[people cheering]

-There go the men. You'’re next.
-Pretty sexist that they go first.

It'’s not where you start,
it'’s where you end up.

-[soft music]
-[applauses]

[announcer] Ladies, to the starting line please.

Ladies, your race is about to begin.

Please take your positions
on the starting line.

[people cheering]

Go, girl!

-Jessie!
-Go, Jessie!

You can do it, girl!

[slow music]

[announcer] ...everything you need
for a great race start...

[JD] Jessie! Come on, girl!

[whistling]

Hey, listen up, hey.

Allie and Sean are stuck in Molokai.

What'’s going on?

Sean and Allie are in Molokai,
there was some accident.

Stay in the race, we have it covered.

[tense music]

[Jessie] Hey, Sean, I wanna take a leave of absence.

[Sean] Jessie, this isn'’t a summer gig. You can'’t come and go with every race.

[Jessie] I'’ve dreamed of winning
a triathlon my entire life.

It'’s the reason I came to Hawaii in the first place.

[Sean] I thought you were committed to this team.

[Jessie] I am.

[people cheering]

[Jason] Alright.
Move it out. Sean needs us.

[Jessie] Wait!

[tense music continues]

[panting]

[Dawn] What happened?

There was an explosion.

Probably some old military ordinance.

We got a diver down.
Out of air, probably unconscious.

Whereabouts?

[Sean] Ah, they were diving the shelf.

Runs like this.
He'’s somewhere on it.

-Current's pushing that way.
-[Sean] Alright.

We'’re gonna do a pattern search
from this point, 200 yards out.

Standard intervals.

[tense music]

Jessie.

Over here! He'’s unconscious.

Jessie'’s got the victim.

-[Kekoa] Okay, easy, he's coming around.
-[Jessie] Hold his head.

-That'’s good.
-[Jason] Watch his head.

[Sean] That'’s it.

[soft music]

Whatcha watching?

8C TV sent over some footage
from the contest for my comment.

They also want to do an interview
with you, if you'’d like being a star.

Ah. [laughs]

No, I think I'’ll let you handle that.

I wanted you to see this, I know
what it cost you to leave the contest.

I wanted you to know
the result of your choice.

Ya know, it'’s funny.

When it came down to it,
it wasn'’t a hard decision to make.

I think that all the training
I'’ve been doing for Iron Man

was really my way of staying focused
for what it is that I really want.

This.

This team, this life.
Staying ready.

Yeah.
Hey. You knew, didn'’t you?

I didn'’t know. I hoped.

[laughs]

Now we both know, right?

I'’m springing for our very
own luau to replace the one we missed.

-Can you make it?
-Yeah.

-I'’ll have a Mai Tai for the one I missed.
-Okay.

[soft music]

We're getting close.

We're definitely,
definitely getting close.

[ending theme song]

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