Since its founding in 2010, Spartan has grown from a small race in Vermont to a way of life that empowers people around the globe.Most recently, Spartan has made its way to Asia thanks to the efforts of an incredible team. To get a glimpse of what’s happening on the other side of the world, we called up two key players in the spread of the Spartan movement in Asia: Steffan Fung and Jack Lian.
SR: Who are you, and what do you do?
SF: “I’m Steffan Fung, Director of Endurance and Training (for Asia Pacific). My role is to plan, manage, and execute the Endurance events (Hurricane Heat, Agoge), and also Training (Spartan SGX) over here. I also help with the Race Directing/Quality Management of Spartan Races in Asia Pacific. “You can look at me like Tony Matesi, John Gauch, Joe Di, and Denise all rolled into one, in Asia-Pacific. I’m the extension of Spartan Race, Inc. in Asia.”
SR: Where did you grow up?
JL: “I grew up in Singapore, so I have pretty much been living in the urban jungle for all my life.”
Since its founding in 2010, Spartan has grown from a small race in Vermont to a way of life that empowers people around the globe.Most recently, Spartan has made its way to Asia thanks to the efforts of an incredible team. To get a glimpse of what’s happening on the other side of the world, we called up two key players in the spread of the Spartan movement in Asia: Steffan Fung and Jack Lian.
SR: Who are you, and what do you do?
SF: “I’m Steffan Fung, Director of Endurance and Training (for Asia Pacific). My role is to plan, manage, and execute the Endurance events (Hurricane Heat, Agoge), and also Training (Spartan SGX) over here. I also help with the Race Directing/Quality Management of Spartan Races in Asia Pacific. “You can look at me like Tony Matesi, John Gauch, Joe Di, and Denise all rolled into one, in Asia-Pacific. I’m the extension of Spartan Race, Inc. in Asia.”
SR: Where did you grow up?
JL: “I grew up in Singapore, so I have pretty much been living in the urban jungle for all my life.”