The IRONMAN Triathlon is considered one of the world’s most difficult one-day sporting events. Competitors must cross 140.6 miles by swimming, cycling, and running. Despite its challenges, tens of thousands join in order to test their endurance and claim the title of IRONMAN finisher. Filipinos are no strangers to the legendary triathlon. Many have joined the different editions abroad or the local IRONMAN in the Philippines. Two standouts in the field are Ines Santiago and Ronald Molit , fresh off IRONMAN World Championship in Kailua-Kona in Hawaii; Santiago and Molit talk about the lifestyle habits that make a champion. From Couch to Champ “ I don’t really believe in molds, and if there are, as much as possible, I prefer to break them ,” says Santiago, who is the first Filipina finisher at the IRONMAN World Championship this October. She has been joining triathlons since 2014 and has competed four times in IRONMAN. Locally, she is the overall female champion at the Mega
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