Family Wellness Indoor Triathlon ::

Events

Adult and Relay Division :
Triathlon : The swim portion is 400 yards, the bike portion is 25 minutes, & the run portion is 20 minutes
Kid/Youth Division : Kids Race
Triathlon : Ages 4-7: swim 25 yards, run 180 yards, and a scooter obstacle in the gym. Ages 8-11: Swim 100 yards, run 550 yards, and a scooter obstacle in the gym. Ages 12-14: Swim 150 yards in pool, bike for 15 minutes, and run for 10 minutes on the treadmill.
  • Race Date: Sunday, January 18, 2015
  • Start Time: Adult start time is 7am for adults and 10:30am for kids
  • Entry Fee:$35 Members/ $40 Nonmembers/ $75 Relays/ $15 Kids
  • Location:Family Wellness
  • Address: 2960 Seter Parkway
  • City/State/Zip:Fargo, North Dakota 58104
  • Country: USA

Family Wellness Indoor Triathlon:
Sunday, January 18th: adults starting at 7:00am and kids starting at 10:30am

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Looking for some activity during the cold winter months? Swim, Bike, and Run your way to victory in the Family Wellness Indoor Triathlon! All ability levels are welcome. Waves will consist of 6 people starting at 7:00 am with waves running every 20 minutes. There is a relay option so you and 2 friends can take on the challenge together! Participants must register by December 31st in order to get a shirt! There is also a kids/youth section! Ages 4+ can participate. They will swim, run, bike or scoot their way to the finish! $35 members/ $40 nonmembers/ $75 relays/ $15 kids & youth

Please call 701-234-2400 to register. More informaiton can be found at: http://www.familywellnessfargo.com/schedules/ 

Course Information:

Adult and Relays:
The swim portion of the race is 400yards, the bike portion is 25min, and the run portion is 20min. You will have 15min to complete the swim portion and if you finish early you get a longer transition period (if you finish in 15min you get a five minute transition period to the cycle stadium), you will also have a five minute transition period from the cycle stadium to the treadmills. There will be 10 waves of participants with the first wave starting at 7am. The wave start times follow:

Wave 1: 7:00am                   Wave 6: 8:40am

Wave 2: 7:20am                   Wave 7: 9:00am

Wave 3: 7:40am                   Wave 8: 9:20am

Wave 4: 8:00am                   Wave 9: 9:40am

Wave: 5 8:20am                   Wave 10: 10:00am

Kids & Youth: 
The indoor triathlon will group kids in these age ranges and each will have different guidelines.

  • ·        Kids ages 4-7: 1 length in pool, 1 lap on track, and a scooter obstacle in gym
  • ·        Kids ages 8-11: 4 lengths in pool, 3 laps on track, and a scooter obstacle in gym
  • ·        Youth ages 12-14: 6 lengths in pool, a 15 min bike ride, and a 10 min run

Kids ages 4-11: Kids can wear lifejackets and their parents are allowed to help in them in the pool. They will have 10min to complete the swim portion and if they finish early they get a longer transition period (if they finish in 10min they get a five minute transition period to the track), they will also have a five minute transition period from the track to the gym where the scooter relay will occur. The waves of participants will begin at 10:30am.

Youth ages 12-14: Youth will have 10min to complete the swim portion and if they finish early they get a longer transition period (if they finish in 10min they get a five minute transition period to the cycle stadium), they will also have a five minute transition period from the cycle stadium to the treadmills. There will be multiple waves of participants with the first wave starting at 10:30am.

The wave start times may vary but will generally follow:

Wave 1: 10:30am                Wave 4: 11:00am

Wave 2: 10:40am                Wave 5: 11:10am

Wave 3: 10:50am                Wave 6: 11:20am

Directions:

We are asking that you arrive 20-30min prior to your start time so there will be plenty of time for check-in, familiarity of guidelines, and warm-up. Please be in the pool area ready to go 5-10min prior to the start of your wave. We will have lockers available for use.

We are scoring each event individually; then we add each events score together to get the final tally. Whoever has the highest points/score at the end wins.

o   Scoring is done by place- if there is 90 people and you get 1st (farthest distance or fastest swimming time) you get 90 points, if you get 2nd you get 89 points, and so on…

o   If there is a tie for a place (lets say 1st) and there is 90 people then both swimmers are awarded the top score of 90 points- the next finisher who is 3rd will be awarded 88 points

o   The top 3 male and female scorers will be awarded prizes

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