Chiba – Japan’s Hiromu Inada is watching the Tokyo Olympics hoping to pick up some tips from the athletes before he competes in next year’s Ironman world championship, at the age of 90.
“There’s so much to learn. I apply it to my training and it works! It’s fun,” the octogenarian athlete said after one of his near-daily training sessions.
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