Tamsyn Smith is Living Proof that Not Every Ironman Has to be A Guy!
I’d really like to thank Aidan at runsociety.com for featuring my story recently: https://www.runsociety.com/interviews/tamsyn-smith-is-living-proof-that-not-every-ironman-has-to-be-a-guy/
It was really great to connect with Aidan and to find out about a great community of runners. If you’ve not visited the site before, it’s well worth a visit.
Has there actually been anyone, in the history of recorded humankind, who has actually said “Every Ironman has to be a Guy”?
Forgive my naivetè, I’ve just never heard that string of words put together. Well, maybe in some extremist religions that would be said, but…
I guess Aidan was just trying to think of a catchy headline 🙂
RunSociety is based in Singapore and is mainly aimed at an Asian audience, so it could be down to language issues and a play on words. Many Singaporeans speak Malay, Tamil or Mandarin at home, and then have a bilingual education in one of these languages and English.
According to the World Economic Forum Gender Gap Report published towards the end of 2015, Singapore ranked 54/145 countries with countries such as Rwanda, the Philippines and Laos ranked more highly in terms of gender equality, so women taking part in sports (outside fo professional athletes) is a relative new phenomenon in Singapore.
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What a great article – and great that you are now inspiring women athletes as far away as Singapore!!
Thank you 🙂
That’s a great headline! One to raise at least a smile.
I read the article – brilliant advocacy for the sport!
Thanks 🙂
Awesomeness! Girl Power xo
Thank you 🙂
Spunky! I love it – fantastic job – congratulations. Love the article and how it is presented/written, great read and full of tips!