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Sven Wies

Qualifikation für die Ironman Weltmeisterschaft auf Hawaii 2021

7. September 2020 Sven

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Vorheriger BeitragSportler des JahresNächster Beitrag3. Platz Ironman 70.3 Dubai

Ironman Hawaii 2019 Prerace/Racevideo

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@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
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@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at @lagunaphukettri 🏊‍♂️ But the next day reality hit again. Even “running” into the water after the start was painful, I was almost last at the first buoy but fought my way back to 5th–6th out of the swim. The bike felt solid, but after just 50 meters of running I couldn’t continue — even walking was impossible. A scooter had to bring me back. I invested everything into physio, doctors and treatment to somehow make it to the finish line of the race I came for. The swim at @ironmanwesternaustralia was still a personal best with 47:54 — and could have been even faster with better positioning on lap two. The bike (4:19h) was strong as well, riding in a group around 15th–18th position, about 15 minutes behind the lead pack — still right in the mix. I fought through 3km of the run, believing in that miracle one more time… But then walking replaced running, and the only option left was to stop. Back in Germany, the MRI made it clear: A longitudinal fracture with significant bone marrow edema in the right lateral mass of the sacrum. Looking back, I’m still incredibly grateful for this journey — for the people I met, the support I received, and the experiences along the way. I love what I do. And I will come back 💪🏼🤩
2 Tagen ago
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Last race of the season tomorrow morning at 7 am @ironmanwesternaustralia 🇦🇺 (12:00 am European time 🇩🇪). Made it all the way Down Under to #busselton 🇦🇺 Unfortunately, I haven't been able to run for the past three weeks due to a back injury. Still hoping for a little overnight magic and to wake up with fewer issues. On the positive side: I'm feeling really excited, and both swim and bike performance are looking very solid. 💪🚴‍♂️🏊‍♂️ Super grateful for all the support from the physios and doctors here who've done everything possible to get me to this start line. Let's see what's in the tank. 🙏🏁 Cheer for bib #35. As always, live tracking is available on the @ironmantri App.
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Last race of the season tomorrow morning at 7 am @ironmanwesternaustralia 🇦🇺 (12:00 am European time 🇩🇪). Made it all the way Down Under to #busselton 🇦🇺 Unfortunately, I haven't been able to run for the past three weeks due to a back injury. Still hoping for a little overnight magic and to wake up with fewer issues. On the positive side: I'm feeling really excited, and both swim and bike performance are looking very solid. 💪🚴‍♂️🏊‍♂️ Super grateful for all the support from the physios and doctors here who've done everything possible to get me to this start line. Let's see what's in the tank. 🙏🏁 Cheer for bib #35. As always, live tracking is available on the @ironmantri App.
2 Wochen ago
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Just tested the new AS2 PRO from @cycplus_official. For me, it's a perfect match as I travel a lot with my bike, and it was never easier to have a pump with me on training camps or especially on race day mornings. But also, just on every training ride, it's so easy to always have a pump with me, which delivers exactly the right pressure I need for my tire. PSI or Bar, it doesn't matter; both are available. | AD Use the Code SVENWIES for 5% off. https://www.cycplus.com/?ref=embnbvvk #Cycling #cycplus #bike #pump #travel #triathlon
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Just tested the new AS2 PRO from @cycplus_official. For me, it's a perfect match as I travel a lot with my bike, and it was never easier to have a pump with me on training camps or especially on race day mornings. But also, just on every training ride, it's so easy to always have a pump with me, which delivers exactly the right pressure I need for my tire. PSI or Bar, it doesn't matter; both are available. | AD Use the Code SVENWIES for 5% off. https://www.cycplus.com/?ref=embnbvvk #Cycling #cycplus #bike #pump #travel #triathlon
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@challengevieuxboucau just around the corner 🤙🏼 The gun goes off tomorrow 10 am for the middle-distance race here in France 🇫🇷 1.9 🏊🏽‍♂️/93🚴🏽‍♂️/21🏃🏽‍♂️ Cheer for Bib#24 You can follow the race at the @challengefamily tracker or the Instagram of @challengevieuxboucau
@challengevieuxboucau just around the corner 🤙🏼 The gun goes off tomorrow 10 am for the middle-distance race here in France 🇫🇷 1.9 🏊🏽‍♂️/93🚴🏽‍♂️/21🏃🏽‍♂️ Cheer for Bib#24 You can follow the race at the @challengefamily tracker or the Instagram of @challengevieuxboucau
@challengevieuxboucau just around the corner 🤙🏼 The gun goes off tomorrow 10 am for the middle-distance race here in France 🇫🇷 1.9 🏊🏽‍♂️/93🚴🏽‍♂️/21🏃🏽‍♂️ Cheer for Bib#24 You can follow the race at the @challengefamily tracker or the Instagram of @challengevieuxboucau
@challengevieuxboucau just around the corner 🤙🏼 The gun goes off tomorrow 10 am for the middle-distance race here in France 🇫🇷 1.9 🏊🏽‍♂️/93🚴🏽‍♂️/21🏃🏽‍♂️ Cheer for Bib#24 You can follow the race at the @challengefamily tracker or the Instagram of @challengevieuxboucau
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@challengevieuxboucau just around the corner 🤙🏼 The gun goes off tomorrow 10 am for the middle-distance race here in France 🇫🇷 1.9 🏊🏽‍♂️/93🚴🏽‍♂️/21🏃🏽‍♂️ Cheer for Bib#24 You can follow the race at the @challengefamily tracker or the Instagram of @challengevieuxboucau
2 Monaten ago
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Tomorrow it’s time for @ironmanitaly 70.3 #EmiliaRomagna 🏊🏽‍♂️🚴🏽‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️🤙🏼 The gun goes off at 12:00 PM — I’ll be out there with Bib #43 🔥 This is my first non-#ProSeries race of the year, so there won’t be live TV coverage. But you can still be part of the journey and follow along on the @ironmantri Tracker app 📲🙌🏼 📸@ehaggerty.media
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Tomorrow it’s time for @ironmanitaly 70.3 #EmiliaRomagna 🏊🏽‍♂️🚴🏽‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️🤙🏼 The gun goes off at 12:00 PM — I’ll be out there with Bib #43 🔥 This is my first non-#ProSeries race of the year, so there won’t be live TV coverage. But you can still be part of the journey and follow along on the @ironmantri Tracker app 📲🙌🏼 📸@ehaggerty.media
3 Monaten ago
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🇩🇪 Gewinnspiel Hey zusammen, ich liebe es, um die Welt zu reisen und bei Triathlons an den Start zu gehen … und dabei neue Kulturen & Geschmäcker zu entdecken. 🌍💪🏼✨ Darum freue ich mich riesig, euch gemeinsam mit @edeka_center_angerbogen etwas ganz Besonderes zu verlosen: 2 Tickets für den Schlemmerabend 2025 – Winterliche Weltreise 📅 10. November 2025 🎉🍷🍴 👉 So macht ihr mit: 1️⃣ Folgt @edeka_center_angerbogen & @sven_wies_triathlet 2️⃣ Liked diesen Post 3️⃣ Kommentiert, mit wem ihr kommen wollt & welches Land unbedingt als Stand vertreten sein sollte 🌏 ⏰ Teilnahmeschluss: 19. September 2025, 18:00 Uhr. Der/die Gewinner:in wird über Stories & per DM benachrichtigt. Viel Glück! 🍀 --- 🇬🇧 Giveaway Hey everyone, I love traveling the world and racing triathlons… and of course discovering new cultures & flavors. 🌍💪🏼✨ That’s why I’m super excited to team up with @edeka_center_angerbogen to give away something special: 2 tickets for the Gourmet Evening 2025 – Winter World Tour 📅 November 10, 2025 🎉🍷🍴 👉 How to enter: 1️⃣ Follow @edeka_center_angerbogen & @sven_wies_triathlet 2️⃣ Like this post 3️⃣ Comment who you’d bring & which country should definitely be represented 🌏 ⏰ Giveaway ends on September 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM (CET). Winner will be announced via stories & DM. Good luck! 🍀 --- ℹ️ Hinweis: Dieses Gewinnspiel steht in keiner Verbindung zu Instagram. Teilnahme ab 18 Jahren. Der Rechtsweg ist ausgeschlossen. Keine Barauszahlung oder Erstattung des Gewinns möglich. #schlemmerabend2025 #gewinnspiel #svenwies #edeka #ecenterangerbogen #duisburg #huckingen
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🇩🇪 Gewinnspiel Hey zusammen, ich liebe es, um die Welt zu reisen und bei Triathlons an den Start zu gehen … und dabei neue Kulturen & Geschmäcker zu entdecken. 🌍💪🏼✨ Darum freue ich mich riesig, euch gemeinsam mit @edeka_center_angerbogen etwas ganz Besonderes zu verlosen: 2 Tickets für den Schlemmerabend 2025 – Winterliche Weltreise 📅 10. November 2025 🎉🍷🍴 👉 So macht ihr mit: 1️⃣ Folgt @edeka_center_angerbogen & @sven_wies_triathlet 2️⃣ Liked diesen Post 3️⃣ Kommentiert, mit wem ihr kommen wollt & welches Land unbedingt als Stand vertreten sein sollte 🌏 ⏰ Teilnahmeschluss: 19. September 2025, 18:00 Uhr. Der/die Gewinner:in wird über Stories & per DM benachrichtigt. Viel Glück! 🍀 --- 🇬🇧 Giveaway Hey everyone, I love traveling the world and racing triathlons… and of course discovering new cultures & flavors. 🌍💪🏼✨ That’s why I’m super excited to team up with @edeka_center_angerbogen to give away something special: 2 tickets for the Gourmet Evening 2025 – Winter World Tour 📅 November 10, 2025 🎉🍷🍴 👉 How to enter: 1️⃣ Follow @edeka_center_angerbogen & @sven_wies_triathlet 2️⃣ Like this post 3️⃣ Comment who you’d bring & which country should definitely be represented 🌏 ⏰ Giveaway ends on September 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM (CET). Winner will be announced via stories & DM. Good luck! 🍀 --- ℹ️ Hinweis: Dieses Gewinnspiel steht in keiner Verbindung zu Instagram. Teilnahme ab 18 Jahren. Der Rechtsweg ist ausgeschlossen. Keine Barauszahlung oder Erstattung des Gewinns möglich. #schlemmerabend2025 #gewinnspiel #svenwies #edeka #ecenterangerbogen #duisburg #huckingen
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2 tage 7 std vor

@ironmanwesternaustralia & @lagunaphukettri DNF 🚫 But giving up was never an option. Yesterday’s MRI confirmed what I was already feeling: a longitudinal fracture of the sacrum with significant bone marrow edema 😤 So yes — no running pictures at all 😢 The pain was already there before I flew to #Phuket as my final preparation for @ironmanwesternaustralia. The people who know me know that I never quit easily, so I still travelled, hoping for a quick recovery and a small miracle. I even won the 2km open water swim at

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Sven Wies is at Ironman Western Australia.

2 Wochen 1 Tag vor

Last race of the season tomorrow morning at 7 am @ironmanwesternaustralia 🇦🇺 (12:00 am European time 🇩🇪). Made it all the way Down Under to #busselton 🇦🇺 Unfortunately, I haven't been able to run for the past three weeks due to a back injury. Still hoping for a little overnight magic and to wake up with fewer issues. On the positive side: I'm feeling really excited, and both swim and bike performance are looking very solid. 💪🚴‍♂️🏊‍♂️ Super grateful for all the support from the physios and doctors here who've

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Sven Wies is at Around The World.

1 Monat 3 tage vor

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