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PETER HOLST JACOBSEN / PEHOJA
PEHOJA is my athlete portfolio: a public record of what I have achieved, what I am trying to become and the person doing the work between the two.
THE WHOLE ATHLETE
I am Peter Holst Jacobsen: an economist with experience in finance, an endurance athlete and a person shaped by living abroad. Sport is the most visible part of the story, but the way I think, adapt and make decisions is part of every result.
I do not present myself as the finished athlete. PEHOJA follows the pursuit while it is happening—the progress, mistakes, ambition and evidence left by the work.
BACKGROUND
My professional background trained me to think about incentives, trade-offs, risk and compounding. That same lens shapes how I plan seasons, evaluate decisions and learn from performance.
View professional background on LinkedIn ↗Living abroad forced me to begin again and decide who I wanted to become without the comfort of the familiar. That experience became the foundation for the mentality behind the athletic pursuit.
See the values behind PEHOJA ↓I race across triathlon, running and HYROX. Endurance sport is my honest arena: the result cannot tell the whole story, but it shows what the preparation made possible.
See the full race record ↓SELECTED
IRONMAN NEW ZEALAND
244 OVERALL · 44 M30–34IRONMAN 70.3 WESTERN SYDNEY
159 OVERALL · 23 M30–34IRONMAN 70.3 CAIRNS
293 OVERALL · 45 M30–34HYROX SYDNEY
FINISHERThe official Gold threshold is the top 1%. The current standing places me inside the Silver tier, with the next step clearly defined. Final status remains subject to the completed season rankings.
2026 / THE EVIDENCE SO FAR
Each verified result is connected to the moment it produced. The timeline will continue to grow as the remaining 2026 races are completed and documented.
THE FIRST FULL-DISTANCE BENCHMARK
THE HYBRID BENCHMARK
THE MIDDLE-DISTANCE BREAKTHROUGH
VERIFIED RESULTS
Official finishing times and rankings from the supplied results. The record grows alongside the athlete.
70.3 TRIATHLON
4:35:26159 OVERALL · 23 M30–34FITNESS RACE
1:11:28FINISHERIRONMAN
10:58:59244 OVERALL · 44 M30–34100 KM TRIATHLON
3:54:0044 OVERALL · 5 M30–34MARATHON
3:34:5130–34OLYMPIC TRIATHLON
2:33:34153 OVERALL · M20–3470.3 TRIATHLON
5:33:12293 OVERALL · 45 M30–34HALF MARATHON
1:41:21BRISBANE, AUSTRALIATHE CONFIRMED PLAN
Confirmed starts across the season are separated from possible future races so ambition stays visible without presenting ideas as registrations.
MOOLOOLABA, AUSTRALIA
70.3CONFIRMEDCHICAGO, USA
MARATHONCONFIRMEDNOOSA, AUSTRALIA
CLYDESDALE PODIUM TARGETCONFIRMEDBUSSELTON, AUSTRALIA
IRONMANCONFIRMEDCOPENHAGEN, DENMARK
PRO SOLOCONFIRMEDŠAMORÍN, SLOVAKIA
MIDDLE DISTANCECONFIRMEDJÖNKÖPING, SWEDEN
70.3CONFIRMEDCOPENHAGEN, DENMARK
SUB 9H TARGETCONFIRMEDON THE RADAR · NOT YET CONFIRMED
NORWAY OR PORTUGAL
SEASON ROUTE TO BE CHOSENVALENCIA, SPAIN
ENTRY PLANNEDUTRECHT, NETHERLANDS
PRO SOLO + PRO DOUBLES MEN · ENTRY PLANNEDTHE INNER COMPASS
“The goal should be big enough to change the person pursuing it.”
Do the work when no one is watching. Progress is built in the ordinary sessions that never make the highlight reel.
Stay open, keep learning and test what works. Every race, role and setback has something useful to teach.
Choose goals big enough to demand growth. The possibility of failure is part of what makes the pursuit meaningful.
Let actions match promises. Show up honestly, take responsibility and become someone people can rely on.
PARTNER WITH THE PURSUIT
I want to work with partners who value honest effort, ambitious goals and the growth that happens before the result. PEHOJA offers a long-term story across triathlon, running, HYROX, writing and purposeful causes.
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