Happy New Year!

ByAnthony Chan
At a Glance

Ringing in 2016, I reflect on a memorable 2015 — 698 training hours, two race wins, and a return to Kona qualified — while bracing for a demanding year juggling work, a Masters in Accounting, and the CPA Exam en route to the October Ironman World Championship.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Logged 698 training hours in 2015
  • Two race wins: Cedar Creek Duathlon and Riverhead Rocks Olympic Triathlon
  • Qualified for the 2016 Ironman World Championship
  • Raced the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Austria

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Big goals need balance: 2016 means juggling work, a Masters, and the CPA Exam with training
  • All roads lead to Kona: the October World Championship is the season’s north star
  • Gratitude fuels the journey: family, friends, and sponsors make it all possible
  • Reflect, then reset: a strong year sets the tone for an even more challenging one

2015 was a memorable year! 

2016 will be even more challenging (and rewarding) as I tackle a very demanding work schedule, completing my Masters in Accounting &  ‘training’ to pass the CPA Exam. This wouldn’t be possible with the support of my family, friends and sponsors. All roads will lead to October 8th, 2016 – Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii! Want to know what races I’ll be doing? Click HERE Looking for my 2015 results? Click HERE Thank you for following my journey and in the meantime, enjoy the New Year! Here’s some stats and highlights:
  • 698 training hours
  • 2 race wins (Cedar Creek Duathlon & Riverhead Rocks Olympic Triathlon)
  • Qualified for the 2016 Ironman World Champs
  • Raced Ironman 70.3 World Champs in Austria

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