Posted On: 16 April, 2025
This exciting Aquathlon event—featuring a thrilling combination of swimming and running—was held in the breathtaking city of Ha Long. Our IronTeen got to experience a full multisport challenge combining swimming, cycling, and running in true Olympic style!
Competition Categories:
🔹 Sprint Aqua Warriors (750m swim – 5km run)
🔹 Olympic Aqua Warriors (1.5km swim – 10km run)
🔹 Olympic Triathlon Relay (1.5km swim – 40km bike – 10km run)
🔹 Olympic Triathlon Solo (1.5km swim – 40km bike – 10km run)
Our outstanding Achievements:
🏅 31 students completed the Sprint Aqua Warriors
🏅 3 students conquered the Olympic Aqua Warriors
🏅 5 students teamed up with mentors for the Olympic Triathlon Relay
🏅 Special shout-out to Luu Tien Minh Nghia (Grade 11I) – President of the IronTeen Club – for successfully completing the Olympic Triathlon Solo, one of the most grueling categories!
We were also honored to have our amazing mentors—Mr. Danny Hwang, Mr. Nick Chou, Mr. Brendan, and Mr. Robert—joining the race alongside students as true teammates and role models.
This wasn’t just a competition—it was a milestone of growth, resilience, and unforgettable teamwork. See you in the next adventure, IronTeens!
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