Rapha Films Presents | Peter Hogan

[@adventure_shadows]

it's never just a ride, right?! :D Beautiful human, beautiful story! ❤✌

[@Leejohnston]

I’m currently laid in hospital recovering from serious injuries it’s 3.24 in the morning and this piece of work has really put my head on straight thanks so much guys ❤️

[@adminimpactllc9491]

Great to see brands FINALLY discussing real topics! More of this, please! Stories like this is what marketing should include, always, because they are the real stories that bind us, not some fluff on a pro finishing a race or not. Props to Kody and Matt for the idea!

[@hannahweigant2971]

Thank you Rapha, Kody and others for being genuine and transparent. We appreciate you.

[@shalaskaja452]

Being someone who was also a drug addict in his youth and has recently discovered cycling years later I really appreciate the angle they took on that. Nothing of this cycling changed my life/cycling is my therapy stuff you see anywhere else yet someone who like many hit a rough patch in life but got through it and now uses cycling for his own good and to stay on the right path - keep on riding, Peter ✌️

[@alexgrytsenko85]

Damn, that is powerful. Didn't go to the heroin part, but alcohol was the one who held me for a while. Cycling pulled me back and gave a new healthy life.

[@craigstewart2878]

This is the most connecting documentary I've seen, thanks for bringing this to us

[@mark.a.kellyphotography]

Definitely pulled some string with me about identity. Getting high became apart of me at an early age. It was who I was known for and was able to come out of my shell . Great to bring up these topics and to see there are others .......Thanks for sharing Peter and thanks Rapha

[@GingerPhotographer]

Wonderful story, thank you for sharing. I used running as a therapy for being alone and out of danger but my knees had other ideas, now in my early 50's I have turned to cycling which allows me to be free and in my own world - love it!

[@durangodevo]

Nice work Peter! Go Bikes go!

[@jeffreyadams5042]

Interesting how so many of us have similar stories with addiction turning to sport and then finding that place in a community. Ultra running has done the same for me and I couldn’t be happier that i found it. Great film, thanks for sharing.

[@aaronedgeart]

Much like my own struggle with drugs and then finding bicycles, heavy and important to share. Well done Peter and Rapha.

[@chrisl3398]

This was absolutely bloody brilliant. I could’ve watched this for hours. 👏

[@themississippikidful]

Wow what a story Peter thanks ! The Mother in the end saying "I knew he would come back"

[@Weekend_Bikepacker]

Thanks for sharing your story Peter.

[@biankamunozalcantara8612]

This is an awesome movie! Respect! It is hard to overcome. Cycling is like a Therapy. Beautyful soul! ❤

[@pve6041]

As a new parent and cyclist, this was so moving. Kudos Peter, Kudos Rapha

[@cycleish]

Peter you are awesome, never forget that!

[@mattdelcomyn8012]

Bravo Peter and Rapha. A potent and beautifully told story!

[@FrancoMonet]

Brilliant, thanks so much for sharing Rapha.

[@johnteele716]

Incredible.

[@daviddavid999999]

We all have life paths and it's crazy how different they get. Thank's Rapha for funding these films. Kudos to the crew, the whole piece looks amazing!

[@schneidare]

Beautiful, heart felt depiction of a human being, their journey and emotions ❤

[@cb6866]

Thank you...he is definitely not alone

[@FrederickTanton]

Powerful Story and great production. That one hit close to home. Amazing documentary!

[@greg_may_]

Excellent, very well presented and touching.

[@FonGomez]

Holly shit. What a powerful film! Felt it in every bone in my body. Thank you for sharing and thanks to everyone involved for creating it

[@laurencuddy]

This is so unbelievably raw and honest. Love you always Peter.

[@cycleish]

And what a great mom you have!

[@toonanvers3750]

amazing piece of film!

[@lazlo2511]

When a brand isn’t just a brand, when the simplicity shines no matter your journey.

[@derekalbertson1311]

Very powerful story. You made it because you wanted to (and your parents did too!). Keep going! Amazing.

[@Marshall-Adventures]

Wow…. Inspiring story brother! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@j.lawrence125]

Soon well done!!!!. and Peter is Amazing, All should be proud❤

[@iamblaisen]

Great story! Great short film! nicely done...

[@PatrickDelorenzi]

Amazing video, thank you

[@studiojoriswillems]

Amazing story, amazing film!

[@hasellnutt]

Great edit! Kudos Matt Coddaire

[@christophevrs83400]

Très touchant

[@paulsanchez4141]

Cycling sobriety I’m with you

[@rich9128]

Amazing this is real.

[@laudel7]

Great watch

[@Btstaz]

Amazingly happy he found redemption but this entire piece misses all the people and things that let it happen in the first place. Cycling heals but it would be even better if we cared and kept an eye enough to stop people from falling into these problems.

[@chrispowell8480]

Agreed

[@trentjohnson2482]

I just watched a documentary at a film festival a few weeks ago with a similar story and the same name, Weird!

[@aaron-dm2bw]

Alcoholism is a journey deflation of ego. Great story I wish you well brother.

[@Tjandizzlebeatz]

Powerful!

[@BenjaminAlejandroYT]

One day at a time 🎉!

[@thincrustpizza]

thank you

[@zeusfitter007]

Cornelius Would Be Proud.🙌🏻

[@zeusfitter007]

@@peterhogan6607 Never Had A Reply This Unique.🤣

[@kge420]

@18:30 I do the same each night. I ask myself have I hurt anyone through word or deed? Have I helped when the time arose? Try to figure these out and fix what I can the next day.

[@ahmadfahmy9292]

How are people like this “I don’t remember anything before I was 16” I personally have memories and perfectly remember conversations I’ve had or heard when I was 1 up to my age now 28

[@brianchorskistudio]

hell yeah Peter!

[@chuckd6630]

Well done

[@hannahweigant2971]

What in the what!? Very strange I saw this almost exact same doc with the exact same name (without the 'the') filmed in 2019, released momentarily on KZbin in 2020 and has been circulating in film festivals for the last few years. Sounds like you took an idea from a little guy and made it big. Care to comment? (Before anyone comments that others can have the same story - my biggest issue is the TITLE. A huge company like this knows what they are doing and this is clearly influenced by an already existing "The pace of Change" doc.)

[@harpo.marx1917]

I congratulate Peter and all the people who put together this excellently produced documentary. But I have a doubt, is there a testimony of the failure of "another Peter"? The optimistic pedagogy is admirable, but in my experience it can be an encouragement to some "clueless", who may believe that one can enter "hell" and get out without consequences. Seen from Europe, this "happy ending", so typical of American cinema, can be misleading.

[@aletheia3]

7th-8th grade and drinking and smoking pot... "Standard stuff"... How is this acceptable to any parent?

[@davidvonslingshot]

how about addressing the behaviour of your Legion sponsored bullies conduct. Thanks @rapha for not addressing the elephant in the room over and over and over again.

[@kossttb]

💔

[@richardedwards9648]

Cycling is not to discipline, it is part of the daily discipline routine. Enjoy.

[@rogerbmcdaniel]

Wow!

[@StringfellowMedia]

Not sure why you deleted my comment... I said it was a great story. There's just something eerily similar between us.

[@raphafilms]

Hey Justin, this is Sam and I commission all of Rapha's documentaries. We don't have nobody who manages this account, it's just me I'm afraid and I haven't removed comments from you. Thank you for pointing out your film about a triathlete called 'The Pace Of Change'. Kody who made this film has already reached out to you and I hope you could get a sense from his email of what a genuine guy he is. Originally the working title for this film was 'A Change of Pace', but after playing with different versions of the title we settled on 'Pace of Change'. It is a super weird coincidence that our films share a similar title and theme.

[@StringfellowMedia]

@@raphafilms Thanks for acknowledging this, Sam. Both Kody and Matt reached out to me yesterday via email and helped clear the air on this. It wasn't my intention to take away from such a great story you all shared here. I'm actually a subscriber and fan of the work you do. With all the strange similarities, I was looking for some context and they helped provide some. Thanks again for reaching out and I hope you keep sharing important stories like this.

[@acanadian2285]

3:20 into the video... I hope you didn't make another sad video :(

[@enuazeal]

strong

[@thegreatone4511]

If I didn’t know any better this seems like a rip off??

[@kylemadden7518]

Low bicycle!

[@markgrenier6787]

Sounds like your filling your soul with created things which will Never fulfill you. I hope you find what you're looking for. And believe me you will not be the origin of it

[@howlinhauler]

humans have addictive personalities. sugar,dope, sex or working out may set you off. whats the cause? stop wanting and BE.

[@peteozias2760]

Chemical responses are a central source but there are behavioral cues as well