Ramon Arroyo has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis since 2004. He is married and has two children. He currently works as head of strategic accounts in a multinational company.

Since 2008, he has participated in multiple races of 5+ miles, more than 15 Half Marathons and 4 Marathons. He has participated in triathlon trials at different distances up to the IronMan distance, which he successfully reached on October 6th, 2013, after months of effort.

The Ironman long-distance test consists of 2.5 miles of open-water swimming, 112 miles of road cycling and a foot race that covers the distance of a Marathon (26.2 miles). This discipline is considered one of the hardest tests in the sports world and currently only 4 people affected by MS have been able to perform it successfully, including Ramon.

His active sports practice has been considered by his doctors, psychotherapists, and physiotherapists as a fundamental pillar in the recovery after the outbreak and the level of quality of life that Ramon enjoys today.

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