Road to IRONMAN.
Months of work. One start line. Everything after.
On 10 May 2026, Da Nang became the stage for Vietnam’s first full-distance IRONMAN. Redwell joined the journey through the build, the intensity of race day and the recovery that carries athletes forward.
Built long before race day.
Early mornings, tired legs and small routines repeated until they become belief. Then comes race day, the finish line, and the recovery that makes the next chapter possible.
Long before the start line.
The work lives in the quiet sessions: the kilometres, the strength work and the discipline to show up again. Recovery sits inside that rhythm, creating space to reset between one hard session and the next.
The day everything meets.
Months of preparation meet the heat, the distance and the noise of race day. In Da Nang, Redwell became part of that environment, bringing recovery into the experience when every detail mattered.
A recovery space shaped around the energy of the event: Redwell panels, athlete touchpoints, sponsor details and the moments in between.
What comes after the finish matters too.
For Stacie and Ben, recovery is not an afterthought. It belongs in the build, around race day and in the return to training. Their own words say it best.
Stacie Leigh Preston
Ben Attwater
“It means community and most importantly, being a role model for my son.”
“Helps me with my sleep and general recovery”
The finish line is not the end.
The next session, the next race, the next goal. Recovery stays in the rhythm.