Growing up, Jason Hardrath was teasingly called “the energizer bunny.” Diagnosed with ADHD, he often felt isolated and defeated when he was unable to meet the expectations of his family, his peers, and society. But in 7th grade, he learned that when he set physical goals — no matter how small — his cluttered, impulsive mind became clear.

Today, Hardrath is a P.E. teacher in the low-income community of Bonanza, Oregon and the man with the most FKT’s (Fastest Known Times) in the world. His goal now: to be the first person to reach 100 FKT records and inspire his students to reimagine what they are capable of.

This film explores what FKT’s are. Why are people drawn to these obscure, perhaps somewhat arbitrary records? What happens when something goes wrong out there? Or when it goes marvelously right?

But at the heart of this story is one man’s pursuit to prove to himself that even when others can’t see it, the right path is the one you create for yourself.

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 Adults $10, Seniors/Military $8, Students $5