Jeff Pyjack, founder of Ultimate Ninjas, asks David Neeleman for fundraising and strategic guidance on scaling obstacle racing into a professional sport.
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“So we're embarking on a capital race of nine million dollars to launch a professional sport, especially with the Olympics headed this way.”
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