The Ironman World Champs is the ultimate test for triathletes and for the CEO of Purpose, it's not just a personal milestone but a reflection of his journey and his dedication toward pushing limits. While his career with a rapidly growing business is demanding, adding Kona prep to his schedule takes things to a new level.
Jenni's triathlon story is one of transformation and the endless possibilities that come with embracing change. From a smoker with little regard for nutrition to an age-group podium finisher at European Championship races and Ironman races, she demonstrates that it's never too late to try new things.
In a world where endurance sports often symbolize strength and resilience, Purpose athlete, Tiago Valente is using his platform to champion a cause that goes beyond physical prowess. The NOSHAME Movement, is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the importance of mental health awareness.
Man Yun is a dedicated Physical Education teacher from Singapore who has taken her passion for sports beyond the classroom. Born and raised in the Lion City, she works full-time at a local Junior College, inspiring the next generation while pursuing her own athletic dreams.
Introducing Aichlinn O'Reilly, a remarkable fully self-coached triathlete whose journey from washing windows in Ireland, to conquering triathlon circuits is nothing short of extraordinary. His story demonstrates how any finish line is really just the beginning of a new triumph.
Meet Safa, a civil servant from Malaysia who was inspired by her brother's Ironman triumph in 2016, dove into the world of triathlon and hasn’t turned back. She's been conquering running, duathlon and triathlon races, including Ironman Langkawi, embodying determination, passion and purpose with every step.
Ray's dedication to triathlon, balanced with his roles as an entrepreneur and family man, serves as an inspiration to those around him. He is proud to pass the lessons that triathlon has taught him on to his children, showing them how sports can enrich their lives and help them grow.
Rani's foray into fitness began over a decade ago. What started as a quest for physical transformation evolved into a lifestyle deeply rooted in endurance sport. Running was her initial pursuit, yet, her thirst for adventure led her to cycling and triathlon, which sparked a journey of self-discovery.
Ranked #15 in the Super League Series '23 and #83 in the World Triathlon rankings, Max has big goals for 2024. He recently competed at the World Triathlon Club in China where he pulled clear of a four-deep lead group over the last lap to deliver an epic win. We caught up with Max to find out more about his triathlon journey.
Izzat's endurance sport journey began from a place of personal challenge. Weighing 140kg and battling depression, his turning point came when he shed 60kg from various fitness routines. Shortly after, cycling and triathlon found it's way into his life. Since then he says it's been a step-by-step journey towards a fulfilling life.
For Kaveesh, triathlon is more than just a sport; it's a way of life. A daily ritual that brings meaning and fulfillment. An instructor at the Future Army Officers Academy in India, triathlon and running has not only reshaped his life but has become an integral part of his very being. Without it, he feels incomplete.
Katerina's journey with sports began at a young age however, a cycling accident forced her to set aside her passion for over 15 years. It wasn't until the world was gripped by the pandemic that she rediscovered her love for cycling. She found solace in the desert tracks of Dubai and this eventually led her to triathlon.
What began as a hobby for Akashah as a teenager soon evolved into a lifestyle. Running and cycling became more than just physical activities; they became vehicles for self-improvement and discovery. Today, his sport shapes not only his physical prowess but also his character and resilience.
Chris admits he has encountered the challenge of comparing himself to elite athletes. This led to feelings of demoralization when he couldn't match their performance. He overcame this and regained his motivation by refocusing his perspective and setting personalized goals aligned with his aspirations.
You name it, Ewin has done it - Ironman, Xterra, Ultra Marathons, and soon, Hyrox. But endurance sport aside, Ewin is also passionate about advocating for mental health. He believes it’s essential to recognize that mental health is just as important as physical health and maintaining a healthy mind is crucial.
Ghia is not just a triathlete; she's an International Psychology professional, a dedicated yoga teacher, and on a journey to deepen her Sports Psychology practice. Ghia has a deep passion for endurance sport, particularly triathlon and running and is one of our first ambassadors in the Philippines
Krisztina's love affair with sport began two decades ago, primarily with road running. Cycling soon followed becoming a significant part of her active lifestyle. However, it was in Dubai at the age of 33, after seeing adults older than her participating in triathlon, where she discovered her true calling.
It's all about mental strength, says Sella. "Train smart with a structured training plan, learn from the professionals, and be confident,” she advises. In her relentless pursuit of personal growth she's gearing up for her next challenges which include the Sindoro Sumbing Triathlon and the Maybank Marathon.
Firdaus's journey into marathon running began amidst the pandemic in 2019. As life threw him curveballs, he turned to running as a means of solace and self-discovery. "Sport means life for me," he shares, reflecting on his lifelong love for various sports. "More than just a hobby, it's a part of my life."
Christian Davey, a pro triathlete from the land of Kiwi began his journey by following in the footsteps of his brother and father, starting with cycling and running before diving into swimming. With hundreds of races under his belt, we are proud to support Christian Davey as Purpose Pro Lineup for 2024.
It all started back in 2018 when Oswald decided to shake things up. He traded his office chair for a spot on the beach diving headfirst into triathlon. What kept him coming back? Well, it wasn't just the swim-bike-run routine; or the fact that he feels it makes him a more humble person, it was the sense of community.
Utami Kusumawardani, a Jakarta-based banker, discovered her passion for running during the pandemic. Transitioning from gym classes to outdoor runs, she conquered multiple races, culminating in her registration for her first Full Marathon, while aspiring to inspire others as a Purpose Athlete.
