The Philippines’ Ironman, Arland Macasieb
Theodometer, if he had one from day one, would now read tens of thousands of kilometers. That’s on tough terrain, steep climbs, treacherous downhill rides and rough waters. Over 2,000 of those were on grueling 10-hour journeys over 226.305 km – commonly known as Ironman. Over 2,000 more of that were on four-hour sojourns over 113 km, which most people know as Ironman 70.3. Add to that the marathons and prep runs.
