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June 24, 2020

SEESA’s Athlete Of The Week – Charl de Lange

SEESA has been a loyal supporter of the Ironman4theKidz foundation for years as it is a passion we share and a cause we feel strongly about.

Over the next few weeks, we would like to acknowledge SEESA’s athletes who participated in various Ironman events in support of the Ironman4theKidz initiative.

Charl de Lange started his career at SEESA in 2010 and is currently the Provincial Training Manager at SEESA’s Port Elizabeth branch. He competed in the Ironman 70.3 event in East London in support of the Ironman4theKidz initiative.

1.In what Ironman event/s did you compete?

I love competing in the 5150 events both in Port Elizabeth and Bela-Bela, they were my introduction to triathlon. These events are extremely well organised and a good springboard to the longer distance events. My last event was the 70.3 Ironman in East London, which I thoroughly enjoyed despite the weather not playing along. Looking forward to doing it again as well as the Durban 70.3 event.

2.Why Ironman?

They set the bar high in terms of organising events and value for the athlete. Catering for all levels is a plus as a new competitor can start with a FunTri and progress to the full distance. Competitors get full road closures, decent nutrition, quality race shirt and amazing support along the course. This can only be topped by the feeling one gets when running down the red carpet as you feel like a rockstar when finishing.

3.Why did you choose to support Team Orange?

I love what the Ironman4theKidz foundation stands for and am proud to be associated with both the charity and SEESA. I’m pleased that SEESA supports this cause and sets such an inspiring example. Marvellous to see so many taking part in order to make a tangible difference in vulnerable children’s lives.

4.Any stories to share competing in your “Lumo Orange” Ironman4theKidz vest?

I am sure it’s been said before, but the sense of comradery between Ironman4theKidz athletes is amazing and one is really encouraged when you see an athlete in an orange vest.

5.What training tip would you share?

Listen to your coach, be consistent in your training, run your own race and do not change anything on the day.

We would like to encourage our clients to get involved and support Ironman4theKidz and what they stand for.  It is an extremely humbling experience to be part of something that means so much to the most vulnerable in society, namely our kids and something we are proud of every day.  

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