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Raced the best I could and happy I got our Sub-12 goal that we worked for. All Glory to Jesus who gave me strength I needed that day to execute. We trained hard and prayed hardest ☝🏻🙏🏻 Couldn’t have done it without the support of a lot of people. - , no words ❤️ ILY! - My super dedicated Coaches,Coach and Coach - My family..Mom and Dad and my siblings and all our relatives who prayed for and with me + Rafi’s Family. - To all our brand partners- Sir. , Sir. Jojo, Sir. and Sir. of -Ms. .cecille of Unison bikeshop. -Tito Mito of -Our .ph Family. -Our Fam -Team , , , , and last but not the least my family ❤️ To all my friends, tri teammates, training buddies and family who prayed for me and with me during the race. Maraming Salamat! Congratulations to all the Finishers and all the Pinays out there! 🇵🇭 Amazing to see all the Pinays racing with smile on their faces! PS: Race song on repeat— Firm Foundation by Maverick City Music. 🎶Christ is my firm foundation… I’ve never been more glad that I put my faith in Jesus! He’s faithful in every season, so why would he fail now? He won’t fail!! 🎶 ❤️❤️❤️ Race report soon 🫶🏻

Every Human is Limitless!

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"How bad do you want it?"

Five weeks before the Ironman World Championships in Nice, France, I sustained a major shoulder injury that required surgery. This was tough for me. I mean, I wasn't even a strong swimmer to begin with, and now I had to swim with just one arm? Are you kidding me? I'll admit, I questioned whether I could even finish the 3.8km swim.

Those five weeks leading up to the race were incredibly tough, and the anxiety took a toll on my mental health. There were moments when I thought of throwing in the towel and focusing on recovery. But then I reminded myself that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and so many people believed in me. I couldn't let this chance slip away. So, I pushed through, made every preparation possible to swim with one arm, and kept my eyes on the prize.

Come race day, I kept repeating to myself, "Once the swim is done, the race is over." I was confident that I could finish the bike and run. My goal was to complete the swim within the cutoff time, and I did it! I may have been the last in my age group, but that didn't matter.

The bike course was brutal! If that's not enough, I also got 2 flat tires. The run course was no walk in the park either. Hot and rolling. But I finished the race, not in the ideal position I had hoped for, but considering the injury, it was a victory in itself. Plus, I surprised myself with my fastest off-the-bike marathon, clocking in at 3:31! To be continued in the comments section..

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P5
‘s TITAN 77.7

4km 100km 21km 🤘🤘🤘
+ my AG is tougher than the course itself reagan aiken christian 😂

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This was the part I was most worried about as it was the first time I was going to be swimming in the cold with a wetsuit. 1 hour pre-swim, I took my Huma Gels from and 30 minutes before, rubbed some PR lotion from to help me get warmed up and race ready.

I positioned myself in the middle of the our wave hoping to keep my position throughout. Little did I know, my age group was super competitive; these guys literally swim over you! The swim start was a dive from a dock, making it a complete jolt to the body once you hit the water with adrenaline pumping. The first 500m was a struggle, but I managed to get into a rhythm after. Finished the swim with numb hands and feet. It was a challenge getting ready for the bike at T1.