Triathlon is a sport of transitions—from the first spark of curiosity to the defining moments of success and achievement.
Whether your journey leads to standing atop the podium, participating for the joy of the sport, or representing your country in age-group racing, every athlete shares one thing: a transition from initial interest to achieving their goals.
We proudly present three short films that map this journey—from inquisition, to participation, to success in the world of triathlon.
Beginning with witnessing the very best racing on home soil, we follow one individual's path to representing his country, and ultimately, winning the greatest prize in sport.
What were the transitions of a young, 14-year-old Alex Yee?
What phases did he pass through, what challenges did he face, and what victories did he savour that carried him all the way to Olympic gold?
We are delighted to present three short films.
Listen in as we explore the surprises, excitement, and challenges of Alex's journey, culminating in the admiration of a dream realised.
The Transitions of Alex Yee
2. The Endeavour
Alex begins racing at an elite level, facing injury, setbacks, and tough decisions. This phase is about resilience—pushing through pain, making sacrifices, and choosing his sport. Horrific crashes, fierce competition, and inspiring comebacks create the rich tapestry of his journey to competing with the world’s best.