Swim and run afterwards, well I can do (or am I
kidding myself).
Alaska Aquathon 2015 is a test of endurance and
agility, power of mind and body.
Open to children 6 to 14 years old, Alaska IronKids
Philippines is the local junior version of the international triathlon series,
Ironman. Triathlon is a race that features three sporting events: running,
swimming and biking. The competition is open to kids who are new to the sport
and those who have already joined other triathlon events. But this is just Aquathon because it only involves, swimming and running.
Alaska Ironkids aims to promote a well-balanced
lifestyle for kids of today, who are used to staying indoors with TV, video
game console and the Internet as companions. Ironkids is also the perfect venue
for families to bond and for parents to demonstrate in “real-time” that being
HEALTHY can also be fun.
I really admire the discipline of this kids who
dedicate their time and effort to reach that finish line
Alaska Ironkids has no limit, they have no boundaries,
they are there to support everyone and Alaska Ironkids is open to everyone, no restrictions
and through this they have opened new doors to even the special ones.
They may have been blind but the that is not the
basis of what a person can do to his life especially if you are supported by
your parent.
There is no celebrity here in this sport event, just a big
brother supporting his younger sibling
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| The first thing to do after you reach the finish line... call you dad |
To tell you honesty, everyone is a winner to this
sport, receiving a medal is just a bonus. The real test is on how you finish
the game, by never giving up, by pushing yourself to the limit, to be a true
example that everyone can do it just as long as you put your heart into it.
That my friend is the basis of a true winner……………..
See you again the next schedule
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