Story in short

It didn’t start with a plan but it grew over time.
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I grew up riding BMX and competing when I was young in Lithuania. Racing, events, winning a few. Movement was normal back then. I didn’t think of it as training or identity, it was just what I did.
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University took me to London, and that’s where creativity took over. I always had a camera around, learned by doing, and said yes to projects before I felt ready. I spent a lot of time experimenting, figuring things out, building skills. Somewhere along the way, sport slowly faded into the background.
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Later, I moved to Denmark. Life felt different there. Slower in some ways, heavier in others. During Covid, I started running again. No real goal. No plan. Just movement. One run turned into another. A half marathon happened, then a marathon. Small habits, repeated daily, started giving me structure again.
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That path eventually led me to Ironman 70.3 Nice, and then to a full Ironman Copenhagen finished in just over eleven hours. It was never about proving anything to anyone. It was about the process, about seeing what happens when you keep showing up even when things feel unclear.
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Training is part of my routine now. Consistent, simple, honest. Some days are good, some aren’t, but the work gets done. Logged properly, because Strava doesn’t lie haha.
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Right now, I’m training for Mallorca 312 and working toward a faster marathon. The base is built. Now we climb. This phase, this mindset, I call Summit.