The Long WayTRIATHLON JOURNAL
The Long Way
SWIM / BIKE / RUN
Riding through the vineyards at the Geneva Triathlon.

A PERSONAL TRIATHLON JOURNEY

IT STARTEDWITH AFINISH LINE.

From watching an IRONMAN in Kalmar to finding my own start line. One year. Three disciplines. A whole new chapter.

Discover the journey
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GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

The first triathlon · July 2026

KALMAR → KNOKKETHE FIRST CHAPTER2025 → 2026

01 / THE BEGINNING

KALMAR, SWEDEN

Before I ever raced,I watched.

An IRONMAN finish line in Kalmar. The atmosphere, the athletes, the hours behind every arrival. I wasn’t an endurance athlete. But I wanted to know what it felt like to get there.

In September 2025, I finally started. The idea was simple: finish an IRONMAN 70.3, one year later.

A spectator first. A starting line later.

02 / STARTING FROM ZERO

SEPT. 2025 → 2026

Every length mattered.

At the beginning, 25 metres left me out of breath. During that first year, I learned to swim more than 2 kilometres without stopping.

From 25 m to over 2,000 m, continuously.METRES · CONTINUOUS SWIMMING
25 mTHE FIRST CHALLENGE2 000 mTHE FIRST BREAKTHROUGH
↗First long run21.19 km · 2:18:42 · 4 September 2025
↻Around Lake GenevaAbout 180 km on the bike
Riding through the vineyards at the Geneva Triathlon.GENEVA / 2026

03 / THE FIRST START LINE

A first race.A real beginning.

A sprint-distance triathlon. The first time putting all three disciplines together in a race, and discovering that the bike had become my strongest leg.

Finish time · hours : minutes : seconds
99 / 1571Overall ranking
29thBike split ranking
Inside the first race
Arms raised on the red carpet at Knokke-Heist.

04 / ONE YEAR LATER

KNOKKE-HEIST, BELGIUM · 6 SEPTEMBER 2026

FROM ZERO TO 70.3.

THE FIRST IRONMAN 70.3

The original goal was to make the cut-offs. A year later, I crossed the line in 5 hours, 13 minutes and 25 seconds.

The story of Knokke
01 / SWIM1.9 KM
02 / BIKE90 KM
03 / RUN21.1 KM

Official discipline splits. The total time also includes transitions.

05 / THE NEXT CHAPTER

The journeydoesn’t end here.

2027
Objectives · Participation to be confirmedExplore the race calendar
With a finisher medal and a bike beside the water.

BEYOND THE FINISH LINE

An engineering student.An endurance story.

Mechanical engineering at EPFL. An exchange year at KTH in Stockholm. And, between the two, learning to swim, ride and run further than before.

A little more about me

LOOKING AHEAD · 2027 → 2028

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