
Guinness World Record Attempt
Follow the Journey as Jeri Villarreal, attempts to set the record for Fastest Time to Complete an Ironman Triathlon on Seven Continents.
Training

Training for 7 Ironman races that will occur a few weeks apart in different environments present unique challenges. Cold weather training to withstand sub freezing temperatures in Antarctica requires diverse training.
Strategy
- This attempt will not be possible without generous sponsorship and support.
- The pandemic greatly affects the logistics and timing of this attempt. All races will occur within a 100 day window.
- Swimming in sub-freezing temperatures will be necessary for this attempt, therefore Jeri will also attempt to become the first hijab-wearing Iron Ice Woman.
- A team of experts in the areas of training, travel, ice swimming, Antarctica and cold exposure is being assembled.
Growth
Can’t is just a point in time, not a final answer.
Jeri Villarreal
Success
At the successful completion of this attempt, Jeri will hold a Guinness World Record and become an Iron Ice Woman as specified by IISA.
About Jeri
The Chicago Tribune recently dubbed Jeri Villarreal a “Trailblazing Triathlete” in an article about her history-making participation in the Chicago Triathlon. As a hijab-wearing, age-group triathlon competitor, she loves taking on tough challenges, exceeding expectations and shattering stereotypes.
location
Saint Louis, MO
USA
