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Triathlon : 10 Minute Swim - 15 Minute Bike - 15 Minute Run |
Time: The first heat begins 7AM. Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled start time. Participants will be assigned a heat start time. Heat start times will be emailed and posted at the front desk on Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Divisions: 14-19 years, 20-29 years, 30-39 years, 40-49 years, 50-59 years, 60 years and up
Entry Deadline: For a shirt: Sunday, March 3 by 9pm. To compete: Monday, March 18 by 9pm.
Packet Pick Up: Wednesday, March 21 no sooner than 9a.
Results: Scores are measured by the recorded distance traveled in each portion of the race. Results will be tallied at the end of all heats and age groups.
Awards: An awards ceremony will follow the conclusion of the last heat. The ceremony will take place in the cafe lounge. Prizes will be awarded to the first place triathlete from each age category as well as top male and female. All are welcome to the award presentation in the cafe.
Post-Race: Recovery snacks and drinks will be available to the triathletes in the cafe lounge.
Information: [email protected], (540) 898-6111, 10020 Southpoint Parkway, Fred. VA 22407
Start in your swim suit, bring goggles and a swim cap. You will have plenty of time and privacy to change.
To save time, and if it is supportive, run in your bathing suit. Ladies are to wear shorts over their suit. Men are to wear a top in addition to their suit.
The bikes we will use are outfitted with both SPD (standard pedal device) clips for cycle shoes and straps for sneakers.
Mind your transition times. Once the time starts, it starts. If you are late to start it may be reflected in your mileage.
We recommend shorts for the cycling and running portion of the triathlon.
Women should wear a supportive sports bra.
Water bottle: please bring your own water bottle. If you run out of water there are fountains located next to the treadmills and cycle studio. If you want a sports drink please bring it.
Towel: racers should bring their own towel for use during and after the race.
Participants are responsible for everything they bring to the race. Race organizers and the club take no responsibility for items lost, stolen or damaged.
Guest policies apply: Guests are welcome you must call a Membership Director 24 hours in advance.
SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS: We welcome all sized athletes. With that said if you need to do your laps in a pool with step entry or cycle using a recumbent bike you must notify Alex of these needs when you sign up.
The highest bike scores are achieved by people who can spin at very high RPM for 15 minutes. Typically, thats done by setting the wheel resistance to low. That is a very different setting from a typical cycling class that features hills. You will benefit greatly if you practice low resistance high RPM cycling. When you practice ride at an easy gear (low resistance) at a cadence of 90 or more. Ask your cycle instructor about this at your next cycling class. We recommend a cadence of 90-110 rpm. 90 for the last couple minutes to get you ready for the run.
Running after youve been cycling is quite challenging especially when cycling at a high cadence with low resistance. Practice bricks running after you cycle to train your muscles in preparation for the triathlon. Bricks are an essential element in training for a triathlon.
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Time: The first heat begins 7AM. Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled start time. Participants will be assigned a heat start time. Heat start times will be emailed and posted at the front desk on Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Divisions: 14-19 years, 20-29 years, 30-39 years, 40-49 years, 50-59 years, 60 years and up
Entry Deadline: For a shirt: Sunday, March 3 by 9pm. To compete: Monday, March 18 by 9pm.
Packet Pick Up: Wednesday, March 21 no sooner than 9a.
Results: Scores are measured by the recorded distance traveled in each portion of the race. Results will be tallied at the end of all heats and age groups.
Awards: An awards ceremony will follow the conclusion of the last heat. The ceremony will take place in the cafe lounge. Prizes will be awarded to the first place triathlete from each age category as well as top male and female. All are welcome to the award presentation in the cafe.
Post-Race: Recovery snacks and drinks will be available to the triathletes in the cafe lounge.
Information: [email protected], (540) 898-6111, 10020 Southpoint Parkway, Fred. VA 22407
Start in your swim suit, bring goggles and a swim cap. You will have plenty of time and privacy to change.
To save time, and if it is supportive, run in your bathing suit. Ladies are to wear shorts over their suit. Men are to wear a top in addition to their suit.
The bikes we will use are outfitted with both SPD (standard pedal device) clips for cycle shoes and straps for sneakers.
Mind your transition times. Once the time starts, it starts. If you are late to start it may be reflected in your mileage.
We recommend shorts for the cycling and running portion of the triathlon.
Women should wear a supportive sports bra.
Water bottle: please bring your own water bottle. If you run out of water there are fountains located next to the treadmills and cycle studio. If you want a sports drink please bring it.
Towel: racers should bring their own towel for use during and after the race.
Participants are responsible for everything they bring to the race. Race organizers and the club take no responsibility for items lost, stolen or damaged.
Guest policies apply: Guests are welcome you must call a Membership Director 24 hours in advance.
SPECIAL ACCOMODATIONS: We welcome all sized athletes. With that said if you need to do your laps in a pool with step entry or cycle using a recumbent bike you must notify Alex of these needs when you sign up.
The highest bike scores are achieved by people who can spin at very high RPM for 15 minutes. Typically, thats done by setting the wheel resistance to low. That is a very different setting from a typical cycling class that features hills. You will benefit greatly if you practice low resistance high RPM cycling. When you practice ride at an easy gear (low resistance) at a cadence of 90 or more. Ask your cycle instructor about this at your next cycling class. We recommend a cadence of 90-110 rpm. 90 for the last couple minutes to get you ready for the run.
Running after youve been cycling is quite challenging especially when cycling at a high cadence with low resistance. Practice bricks running after you cycle to train your muscles in preparation for the triathlon. Bricks are an essential element in training for a triathlon.
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