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Triathlon Ontario's Awards Dinner and Celebration Highlights Largest Triathlon Party in Province's History

– Olympian & 800m World Silver Medalist Melissa Bishop evening’s keynote speaker –

October 23, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced it has joined Personal Best, Trisport Subaru Triathlon Series and MultiSport Canada Recharge With Milk Triathlon Series to put on a staggering day of clinics, guest speakers and year end award celebrations at McMaster University on December 5th.

Triathlon Ontario will be celebrating its Provincial Champions, Cup Series and Award winners over dinner with special guest speaker Melissa Bishop, 2015 800m World Silver Medalist. Nominations for awards are open and by going to the “Awards” tab on the Triathlon Ontario website. Nominations will be accepted until November 13th, 2015.

The evening will start with a cocktail party and social from 5:30-6:15pm followed by an evening (6:15-8pm) hosted by the voice of triathlon in Ontario, Steve Fleck. For registration and pricing details details click here. Tickets for the dinner and guest speaker will be just $40. A discounted price of $25 will be available for Award winners contacted directly by Triathlon Ontario.

The day’s first clinic begins at 7:45am and participants can customize own personalized day of activities. Click here to see a full list of the day’s sessions. The sessions will feature some of Ontario’s top coaches, fitness specialists and long course athletes such as Lionel Sanders, Cody Beals and Taylor Reid, to name a few.

Trisport Subaru Triathlon Series will be hosting a Series Awards breakfast from 9am – 11am and MultiSport Canada Triathlon Series will be hosting a Series Awards lunch banquet from 1pm – 3pm.

Triathlon Ontario’s Annual General Meeting will also be held at McMaster University in Celebration Hall at 3 pm. All current members are welcome to attend. Nominations for board members will be accepted until November 30th, 2015. Interested members may submit a nomination form located on the “About Us” tab on the Triathlon Ontario website.

For those members that would like to vote at the AGM but cannot attend, a Proxy Form may be completed and submitted to the Triathlon Ontario office by November 30th. The Proxy Form can also be found on the “About Us” tab on the Triathlon Ontario website.

About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Flying Monkey Bike Shop Joins Provincial Team's IST

– TriOnt members to receive 25% off of fits and 10% discount off everything else in store –

October 8, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced that the Flying Monkey Bike and Coffee Shop will be joining the Provincial Development Team’s Integrated Support Team (IST). In addition to providing mechanical support, precision bike fits and saddle mapping to Team members, Flying Monkey will offer all Triathlon Ontario members 25% off bike fits and saddle mapping for both road and tri bikes and 10% off of all store items.

“Having an optimal bike fit is essential for our Provincial Team in order to maximize their performance on the National and International stage,” said Phil Dale, Executive Director of Triathlon Ontario. “Whether through development or growth, our Junior and U23 athlete’s physiology is constantly changing. A first class fitter and mechanic local to the Velodrome, site of a number of cycling focused camps, is a fundamental necessity of our expanding Provincial Program.”

The professionals at the Flying Monkey Bike shop will be joining the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario, Triathlon Ontario’s current IST members.

ISTs are sport sciences, sports medicine and other team management professionals that support coaches and athletes. ISTs may include a physiologist, sport psychologist, biomechanist, nutritionist, physical therapists/athletic therapist, and equipment support. The IST works regularly with the coaches and athletes to ensure athletes receive world-class care and support for their training, recovery and competition programs. The goal of our IST is to ensure that Ontario athletes are healthy, fit and psychologically ready for optimal performance.

About Flying Monkey Bike Shop & Coffee Bar

The Flying Monkey had it’s grand opening on May 2nd and quickly became a destination spot for cyclists of all stripes, whether it be cyclists riding through Halton Hills, or National Team members taking a break and wanting to just hang out and relax. Located in Campbellville, just 400m south of the 401 on Guelph Line, it is easily accessible from any direction. The Flying Monkey specialize in bike fits, and excels in service & repair, as well as new bike sales.

The Flying Monkey stocks and sells many high end bike brands including Trek, BMC, Pinarello, Look, Colnago, Fuji, Litespeed, Lynskey, and Rocky Mountain. In addition to world class bikes, The Flying Monkey also sells world class coffee, so even if you don’t happen to need anything bike related today, you can still drop by for a visit and enjoy a killer cappuccino in the bistro!

For more information please visit: www.FlyingMonkeyBikeShop.com
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About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Registration Open for Triathlon Ontario's Youth/Junior Development Day

– Day supported by Vorgee Canada and Infinit Nutrition –

October 7, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced as part of its 2015-16 expanded Provincial Development Program, Triathlon Ontario is offering Youths aged 12-15 and Juniors aged 16-19 an opportunity to train with Provincial coaches and Canadian Sport Institute Ontario specialists at the Toronto Pan Am Centre on October 24th, 2015.

The day will include Functional Movement Screens, run clinic followed by a 1.6km time trial, swim stroke correction clinic, and seminars on the National Junior Series and Provincial Program. Space is limited to 20, so athletes will receive sufficient one-on-one attention.

Athletes are expected to arrive at 7:30 am and the day will be finishing around 5:30 pm. Athletes will be responsible for their own food and snacks throughout the day.
As part of the registration package athletes will be receiving a pair of Vorgee Missile googles, Singles of Infinit Nutrition’s Jet Fuel and Repair, a Triathlon Ontario water bottle and silicon swim cap ($60 total value).

Additionally, there will be complimentary Jet Fuel and Repair available for the athletes throughout the day.

Price: $115 (includes all applicable taxes and processing fees)

Location: Toronto Pan Am Centre

What to bring: Run gear, swim gear, food, snacks and specialty needs, writing material to take notes if desired.

For registration please click here

About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Long Course Series Winners Announced

– A staggering 422 members took part in the 5 part series –

 September 30, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced the winners of the inaugural Triathlon Ontario Long Course Series.

The Series consisted of points awarded for top 20 placings in respective age group results at the five sanctioned long course races in Ontario.  Additional points were awarded for the full IRONMAN and Provincial Championships. There was a male and female category for the Age Group Division (18-39) and the Masters Division (40+).  The winners will have their names engraved on the new Long Course Series trophy currently being commissioned and will be recognized at the year end Awards Ceremony tentatively set for December 4th.

Congratulations to the following winners:

Age Group Female Champion – Brittany Dunbar
Age Group Male Champions – Jonathan McMillan & Kenneth Morris
Masters Female Champion – Lia Kutzscher
Masters Male Champion – Tim Lichy

Triathlon Ontario would like to thank all of the athletes, race directors, officials and volunteers for helping to make the first Long Course Series an overwhelming success.

Final results can be seen here.

About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Jones, Sturrock, Olsen-Keating and Lazenby Etch Names onto Youth Cup Trophy With Series Wins

– Participation up 25% in 14-15 Division –

September 16, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced the winners of the Triathlon Ontario Youth Cup Series after the completion of the final stop at Multisport Canada’s Lakeside event this past weekend.

Triathlon Ontario recognized the need to help foster a competitive development series in Ontario and in 2013 it created the Youth Cup with a 14-15 age group division. That year there were 20 youths that took part. Building on that early success, the Youth Cup was expanded to add a 12-13 age division and the 14-15 division expanded the number of races and made three of the five races draft legal. The Series had 40 participants in each division that year. The growth continued in 2015 with 50 participants (up 25%) in the 14-15 division with four of five races now draft legal, and 44 participants (up 7%) in the 12-13 division.

In addition to the Youth Cup, Triathlon Ontario created a Junior Cup Series (30 participants) and an Elite/U23 Cup Series (30 participants) in 2015, both all draft legal. Prior to 2015, there was only one draft legal race in Ontario for Juniors and Elites/U23 to participate in. The Cup Series has become an integral part of Triathlon Ontario’s Provincial Development Program, which aims to develop Youth, Juniors, U23 athletes, coaches and clubs. Triathlon Ontario will be announcing its 2015-2016 Provincial Team and the expansion of the Program’s training opportunities for Youth and non-Team Junior/U23 in the coming weeks.

Triathlon Ontario would like to thank the race directors that hosted the various Cup Series events, especially those that hosted draft legal events.

12-13 Girls

Emma Lazenby rattled off three straight victories in the final three races to claim the maximum 75 points in the best three of four Series. Madison Walsh took second place in Lakeside but it wasn’t enough to overtake Isabella Mastroianni in the overall standings for second place. Mastroianni (4th in Lakeside) finished in second place with 60 points and Walsh was third with 59 points. Genevieve Sasseville (3rd in Lakeside) and Madeline Ongena tied with 56 points for 4th place to round out the top 5 in the Series.

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12-13 Boys

James Olson-Keating left no doubt who should win this division by winning all four races to take his title. The podium was identical for the first three races with Ian Young and Hunter Scholey coming in second and third. Young’s three second places ensured his second place in the Series with 60 points and Scholey locked up third place with 58 points after a second placing in Lakeside. Cal Lewis (54 points) and Ian Markham (50 points) rounded out the top five in the Series. Newcomer to the Series, Jacob Chant took third place at Lakeside.

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14-15 Girls

Haley Sturrock won three of the four races she competed in including Lakeside to edge out Emma Young (2nd at Lakeside) by seven points in the final standings. Sturrock finished with 97 points while Young ended with 90 points. Ella Kubas took third at Lakeside and in the final Series standings with 81 points. Tara Black and Ella Clarke each had 75 and 73 points to round out the top five final standings.

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14-15 Boys

With this year’s Series win Tristen Jones becomes the first person to get his name on the Youth Cup trophy twice as he won last year’s 12-13 Division as well. Jones used three victories (including Lakeside) out of four races to score 95 points. Second place was a tight race in the Series, with Jack Chambers (5th in Lakeside) holding on with 86 points over Brayden Scholey (3rd in Lakeside) who amassed 83 points and Justin De Jong (4th in Lakeside) who earned 80 points. Liam O’Connor rounded out the top five in the Series with 72 points. Newcomer to the Series, Nicholas Lambert was second in Lakeside.

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About Triathlon Ontario

Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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LPC Defends its Crown in Division I While Fighting Koalas Takes its First Division II Title

– 25 Clubs and 177 members help Wasaga event participation grow 24% –

September 3, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced the results of this past weekend’s Club Championship held at Multisport Canada’s Wasaga Beach Triathlon Weekend.

Numbers were strong in Wasaga Beach despite numerous club members choosing to rack up valuable points at the province’s first full IRONMAN event, a significant part of Triathlon Ontario’s Long Course Series and a number of juniors competing in the Junior Cup Series finale at Dunrobin.  In total, 177 athletes scored points for their 25 clubs in attendance over the weekend.  After three to four years of terrible weather, an event move date earlier in the calender helped to ensure ideal racing conditions this year.  The new date, along with hosting the Club Championships helped the Wasaga event experience a 24% increase in participation from the previous year, according to Sportstats.

Division I
The LPC Triathlon Club (2,250 points) successfully defended its title as they held off the Toronto Triathlon Club (1,810 points) and Balance Point Triathlon Club (1,080 points) to take the Club Championship title.

Division I is made up of sanctioned clubs with 50 or more members aged 16 and over at the time of competition.

Division II
The Fighting Koalas of Waterdown lived up to their name as they took the Division II title with 960 points.  Mettle Multisport took second with 680 points and C3 from Caledon grabbed third place with 420 points.

Division II is made up of sanctioned clubs with 49 or less members aged 16 and over at the time of competition.

The winners of each Division will receive a first place prize of $500 plus have their names etched on the new Club Championship trophy currently being commissioned.  Second place clubs will receive $300 in prize money and third place clubs will receive $200.

Congratulations to all those who took part to make the 2015 Club Championships another successful event.

For full results and competition rules please click here.

About Triathlon Ontario

Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Triathlon Ontario Moving Head Office to the Milton Velodrome

– Partnering with OCA to share offices and resources –
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Milton Velodrome during the recent Pan Am Games with the infamous Rattlesnake switch back climb in the background.

August 17, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced today that it will be moving its head office from Toronto to the Milton Velodrome in mid-September.
In partnership with the Town of Milton and the Ontario Cycling Association (OCA), Triathlon Ontario will be subleasing office space from the OCA. A specific moving date has yet to be selected but it is anticipated that it will be in mid-September and while the office’s address and phone numbers will change, no disruption of services to its members is expected.

After the bankruptcy of the Sport Alliance Ontario in early April, providers of Triathlon Ontario’s current office lease and other critical operational services, the organization conducted a full financial and strategic review and selected various options for its future home. The Milton Velodrome offered a unique opportunity to be located in a world class cycling facility with another like-minded Provincial Governing Body. A number of financial and strategic synergies are expected to be realized resulting in Triathlon Ontario reducing administration expenses significantly, which means more membership funds being reinvested back into the development and growth of the sport across the province.

Milton is in the heart of the Oakville-Burlington-Milton-Guelph corridor which is home to one of the highest concentration of sanctioned races and sanctioned adult and youth clubs in the province. Milton also boasts a number of fantastic triathlon related facilities such as the Velodrome, Milton Sports Centre, Kelso Conservation Area, to name a few. It is also within a 30 minute drive of the National Training Centre in Guelph. In addition to the OCA, the Velodrome is home to the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario, a high performance funding partner to both Triathlon Ontario and Triathlon Canada.

About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.

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Triathlon Ontario Announces Age Grouper Drafting Clinic Featuring 3-time National Champ and Olympian Kyle Jones

Age Grouper Drafting Clinic Featuring 3-time National Champ and Olympian Kyle Jones

June 9, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced it is offering a drafting clinic specifically for Age Groupers on July 18 in Guelph, Ontario featuring 3-time National Champion and London Olympian Kyle Jones.

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The day long clinic will be run by coach James Loaring and his team from LPC Triathlon Club.

The drafting clinic is ideal for anyone that is attempting to qualify for the 2016 ITU Sprint World Championships (now a draft legal race), anyone that wants to improve on their bike handling skills to compete in non-draft legal racing or better enjoy training while cycling in groups.

The clinic will use a number of drills, games and pack riding to teach athletes the necessary skill set to feel safer while riding in a draft legal setting. Special guest speaker Kyle Jone will talk about his various draft legal racing and training experiences at the highest international level as an ITU veteran and Olympian.

For pricing, registration and other details, please click here.

The number of available spots is limited so act quickly!

Supported by Infinit Nutrition!!!                                 inf_logo_text_Canadian(MapleLeaf)-White 2

Infinit Nutrition will be offering its JetFueland Repair drink products complimentary to participants. Don’t forget, as members you receive a 20% discount when you use the promo code TO2015.

About Triathlon Ontario

Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario. Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario. Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way. For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.
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Triathlon Ontario Announces Toronto Triathlon Festival to be Included in Junior and Elite/U23 Draft Legal Cups

– Junior Series to be a best 3/4 and Elite/U23 to be a best 2/3 –

 May 13, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, announced today the addition of a draft legal race at the June 21, 2015 Toronto Triathlon Festival.  The draft legal race for the Junior division (ages 16-19) and the draft legal race for the Elite/U23 division (ages 20 and older) will be apart of the new Junior Cup and Elite/U23 Cup.

The Junior Cup will now be a best three results of four races and the Elite/U23 Cup will now be a best two results of three races to determine the winners of the Series.

In order to participate athletes must be draft legal certified, members of Triathlon Ontario or their home Provincial Governing Body, and for those athletes that are 24 years of age or older, have official Elite status.

Registration for the draft legal events at the TTF will be ready shortly.

The updated Cup Series venues are as follows:

June 21, Toronto Triathlon Festival – Junior and Elite/U23 Cups

July 5, Belle River Triathlon – Youth, Junior and Elite/U23 Cups

August 1, Draft Legal Provincial Championships – Youth, Junior and Elite/U23 Cups

August 15, Orillia KOS – Youth Cup

August 30, Dunrobin KOS – Youth and Junior Cups

September 12, MSC Lakeside – Youth Cup

For more information on the various Series and the point allocations, please see our website.
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About Triathlon Ontario

Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario.  Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario.  Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way.  For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.
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Triathlon Ontario Announces Series of Free Beginner Triathlon Clinics

– Clinics open to anyone registered for the events or anyone interested in learning more about triathlons –

May 12, 2015 – Triathlon Ontario, the recognized Provincial Governing Body of Multisport in Ontario, in partnership with race directors and coaches, announced a series of free beginner clinics at various race sites throughout the 2015 season.  These clinics are generally one hour in length and are open to anyone whether taking part in their first event such as a Try-a-tri or Give-it-a-tri, or for those that want to bring an interested friend that may want to see what a triathlon is all about.

The purpose of the series of clinics is to help ensure that new participants to the sport have a positive first experience and those that are potentially interested in taking part, have a chance to see what our sport is all about.  Triathlon Ontario strongly believes that the best way to be introduced to Multisport is through a sanctioned club and coach.

The clinics will generally cover topics like what to expect during your first race, what its like to swim in open water with other people, how to get into your wetsuit, how to set up transition, course overviews etc.  Each clinic will differ slightly depending on venue and coach but all will help new athletes to overcome any nervousness or anxieties typically experienced when competing in an event for the first time.

No preregistration is required.  All clinic locations are at the race sites.  For more information for the races and directions, please click on the race names. For more information about the clinics please email the specific coach for which clinic you may be interested in.

Specific events and coach details are as follows:

MSC Woodstock Triathlon 
Sunday, May 31st 9:30am (One week prior to the event).  Please meet in the venue parking lot at 9:15 am.

Hosted by coach Chris Pickering from Transition Myself Training
[email protected]
Everyone is welcome to stay for a group training session from 11am-3pm details for the group training session can be found here.

Toronto Triathlon Festival
Saturday June 20th (Day before the event)
Schedule
10:30am – 11:00am Triathlon 101 clinic
11:00am – 11:30am Transition Zone clinic
11:30am – 12:00pm Pre-Race Prep-Run – a 3km group run on the run course
12:00pm –   2:00pm Self-directed swim course familiarization (registered athletes only)
2:00pm –   2:30pm Transition Zone clinic for those who can’t make the morning

Hosted by coach Jason Hervey from TRI-TRAIN
[email protected]

MSC Belwood
Friday, July 10th 6:00pm (Day before the event)
Hosted by coach Chris Pickering from Transition Myself Training
[email protected]

Subaru Iron Girl Canada
Saturday August 8th, 2:00pm (Day before the event)
Hosted by coach Lisa Bentley from LBT-Lisa Bentley Tri
[email protected]

MSC Bracebridge
Saturday, August 8th, 9:00am (Day of the event)
Hosted by coach Alex Vanderlinden from Healthy Results Training
[email protected]

MSC Georgina
Sunday, September 13th, 9:00am (Day of the event)
Hosted by coach Cindy Lewis from Healthy Results Training
[email protected]

Please note that depending on the site venue, some entry fees may apply.

About Triathlon Ontario
Triathlon Ontario is a non-profit organization that is the recognized Provincial Governing Body for Multisport in the province of Ontario.  Our mission is to provide leadership and governance for the development of a safe and fair environment for Multisport in Ontario.  Triathlon Ontario oversees the sanctioning of races and clubs and undertakes a number of duties and responsibilities on behalf of athletes at every level, coaches, clubs, officials and race directors to ensure the growth and development of the sport in a fun and safe way.  For more information please visit: http://www.triathlonontario.com.
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