Biography

ANDRÉS CUELLO TORRES

Andres is an Ironman triathlete with three decades of experience in national and international competitions and with a wide knowledge in different sports, both individual and team sports.

He started his sport career as a rugby player and then went broaden horizons to other individual sports as kayaking, windsurfing, swimming, mountain bike… And hence he jumped to combined contest such Duathlons, Triathlons, Quadrathlons, Pentathlons.

“I set up ACtrainingLanzarote, because I would like to help other triathletes like I am to achieve that point of improvement when you definitely notice a real shape improvement no matter if by training or just enjoying a quiet and pleasant biking Tour, rejoicing the unique invigorating and full of energy landscapes that will flank you along your riding.

Everything is ready, and you, you’re ready too… ”

Qualifications

– National Triathlon Trainer, ITU Homologation
Accredited Coach Education Program
– Personal trainer
– Lifeguard, rescue and rescue
– First aid

↓ RESULTS ↓
  • 10 times Ironman Finisher
  • 4 times qualified for the World Championship, Ironman of Hawaii, Kona.
  • 2-time finalist of the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii, 2007 and 2010.
  • SUB 10 hours in Ironman KONA, LANZAROTE, AND NICE
    Argentine Triathlon Champion, Olympic distance, age group.
  • South American Olympic distance triathlon champion. Age group.
  • 1 Position TRI122, age group, Half Ironman, Lanzarote 2012.
  • 40 of the World, Ironman World Championship 70.3 Las Vegas.2013
  • Open Water Champion, Lanzarote Cup 2014
  • 5 Position Crossing to swim, crossing the Bocaina 15 km, Lanzarote / Fuerteventura, 2014
  • 8 Absolute Position, Crossing to swim, Isla de Lobos / Fuerteventura, 2014
  • 3 Open Water Championship Stand, Lanzarote, 2015
  • 2 Post, TRI122, Half Ironman, Lanzarote 2015
  • 5 Position, Ultabike, 3 Stages MTB, Lanzarote 2015
  • 5 Position TRI122, Half Ironman, Lanzarote 2016
  • 1 Ultrabike Cat Fatbike, 3 Stage, Lanzarote 2016
  • 2 Position Swimming crossing, Crossing the Bocaina 15km, Lanzarote / Fuerteventura, 2016
  • 2 Position Ultrabike, Cat Fatbike, 3 Stages MTB, Lanzarote 2017
  • 7 Absolute Position, Challenge 8th Isla la Graciosa, triathlon / trail 2017
  • 1 Post Ultabike, Cat Fatbike, 2 Stages, Lanzarote 2018
  • 1 Absolute Position, Criterium Race Bike, Lanzarote 2018
  • 2 Acuatlón Post, Lanzarote 2018
  • 2 Triathlon cross position, Nutricross, Lanzarote 2018
  • 1 Cat Fatbike, North Marathon MTB, Lanzarote 2018
  • 4 consecutive Podiums Open Water Championship, Lanzarote 2018
  • 1 Cat Fatbike, 4Stage La Santa UCI, 20 General Master, Lanzarote
    2019
  • 1 Cat Fatbike, Ultrabike, Santa Rosa, 2 Stages, 11 General Master 40 Lanzarote2019
↓ GOALS ACHIEVED ↓

RUGBY:

Seven provincial champions.

3rd place in Provincial League of Clubs, sub-19.

Member of the Rosarina Rugby Team.

DUATHLON:

Champion of Argentina U19

Runner-up of Duathlon Argentine Championship

PIRAGUISM:

Local Champion, Rosario Copa Prefectura Naval Argentina

MOUNTAINBIKE:

Provincial Runner-up Elite

PENTATHLON:

(Windsurfing, 10 km, Motocross, 60 km, Kayaking, 25 km, MTB, 50 km, Foot race, 10 km):

Argentine runner-up Pentathlon San Rafael, Mendoza, Argentina

QUADRATHLON:

Swimming, 3Km; Kayak, 60 km; MTB, 50 km; Foot race, 10 Km

Provincial Champion

HIKING KAYAK:

  • Long distance trips in Kayak in Argentina.
  • 3 Raid Rosario- Victoria. 300 km. Year 1,999. Parana River
  • Raid Rosario- Villa Gesel (Buenos Aires). 800 km. 28 days. Year 2,000. (Paraná River- Río de la Plata- Atlantic Ocean).

TRIATHLON Olympic

(1500mts swimming, 40Km cycling, 10Km race)

  • Argentine Runner-up. 1997. Amateur Category
  • Argentine Champion. Amateur Category
  • South American Champion. 1998. Amateur Category
  • 8th place Absolute Argentine Championship of Triathlon 1999.
  • 8th Absolute Position Argentine Championship, 2000 long distance triathlon.

Sportsman of the year 2000. Rosario.  Argentina.

Jumping in the long distance.

TRIATHLON IRONMAN

(3,800mts swimming, 180 Km bike, 42 Km career)

  • Ironman Argentina. ( La Paz). April 2001. 4.
  • Ironman Suiza. August 2001.Time: 10 hours, 30 m
  • Ironman Ibiza. 2001. 19º. Time: 10 hours, 29 m
  • Ironman Lanzarote. May 2006. Time: 11 hours, 5 m
  • Ironman Lanzarote 2007. Time: 10 hours, 15 m  category 35-39 years awards place for the Ironman World Championship en Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
  • Ironman Niza, July 2007. Time: 9 hours, 58 m
  • World championship, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, October de 2007. Time: 10 hours, 08 m
  • Ironman Lanzarote 2010. . Time: 10 hours, 0 m. Qualified for the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii on October 9, 2010.
  • Kailua-Kona World Championship, Hawaii, October 2010. Time: 9 hours, 58 minutes
  • Ironman Lanzarote 2012. 5th place in the category. Time: 09 hours, 57 minutes. Rated for the world championship.
“From a very young age my parents took me swimming regularly a couple of days a week, and I remember that there were about 30 children like me, all together and screaming and gathered in the pool at same time at swimming lessons… what a real version of a proper Ironman Kick off that was!! ̈
Then I started playing football, the quintessential sport in Argentina and that usual dream of every child to become a great famous footballer but this was not clear to me though. Doing sports was never a great effort to me, on the contrary I loved it very much and I used to borrow my father’s bike to go to school, and run errands wherever I went. I wouldn’t stop, every day when school was over, I spent the afternoon playing football, running and biking with my friends. Owning a bike in those times was like having a treasure.

 

Then my sport phase changed when I started playing rugby when I was 12 years old. I really found my place in it.
In two months I turned from being the new, to become a first team player.
With 18 years old and after many broken bones I was playing in a local team.
When I turned 19 I joined the Provincial League and I became captain of the Forwards.
“Rugby was my great love, my great basis sport, and it influenced me from that very moment on, as work, discipline, and fellowship can shape our personality. I was very happy those days….”