June 4th, 2017
Lake Mission Viejo
Orange County, CA
Olympic Distance Triathlon
1.5K Swim - 40K Cycle - 10K Run
Long Course Duathlon
2K Run - 40K Cycle - 10K Run
Please join us for our annual event to commemorate a beloved club member, Steve Issaris. All are welcome to this fun and free Sprint Triathlon. This is a great way to train and celebrate the people that lift us up the way Steve did.
See below for course maps and approximate distances:
Swim (750 m)
Bike (11 miles)
Run (5k)
Breakfast / Beverages!
Hazard’s Cyclesport is celebrating its 103rd year as Santa Barbara’s Bike Shop with a CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY
Saturday July 22nd
As a way of saying THANKS to Santa Barbara everything will be on sale for this 1 day event with savings up to 80%!
*Factory Reps will be here to talk about their products!
Specialized, Felt, Garmin, TYR, SRAM, Profile Design.
** Our Triclub Ride will leave from Hazards at 8:00 am! We'll be back in time for all the fun!
*Clinics will be held throughout the day…How to repair a flat tire, what to expect from your first triathlon (led by World Champion Triathlete Matt Organista) and more!
Flat Tire Clinic: 11:00 and 1:00 Transition Clinic: 2:00
*Coffee, Juice, Water, Bagels and Donuts in the morning!
*Free Luau Lunch provide by SRAM, with beer, soda and water. Please consider a donation to World Bicycle Relief.
*Raffle prizes and other giveaways! Win a new Cruiser! Raffle drawings will be held every ½ hour from 11 – 4!
*The Lab will be offering discounted Cryo Sessions during this event!
*Music, Food, Contests, Fun! See you Saturday July 22nd!
Hazard’s Cyclesport 110 Anacapa St. Santa Barbara 93101
805 966 3787 bruce1@hazardscyclesport.com
Clinical nutritionist Chris Latham will be providing Nutrition related clinics in conjunction with the Goleta Beach Triathlon. Everyone is invited to this free clinic whether you plan to race the Goleta Beach Triathlon or not. Chris will be covering the topics listed below and will be available for additional questions.
Nutrition for Beginning Athletes – 2:00 pm (Saturday July 29, 2017)
- Electrolytes, why you need them, what they do and how to prevent hyponatremia.
- Inflammation: what is it and how to prevent it
- Anemia: what is it and how to prevent it
- Adrenal fatigue: what is it and how to prevent it
Kyle Visin, Tri Club member and owner of Killer B Fitness, will be conducting a Transition Clinic in conjunction with the Goleta Beach Triathon. The clinic will take place on Saturday, the day prior to the race. Everyone is invited to this free clinic whether you plan to race the Goleta Beach Triathlon or not. Kyle will cover the details listed below and will additionally provide a race specific briefing afterwards.
Transition Clinic – 2:30 pm (Saturday July 29, 2017)
Everything you need to know about having the safest and most efficient transitions.
- Understanding race day flow of traffic
- Setting up your transition area
- What to do before, during, and after T1 (swim to bike) and T2 (bike to run)
- Tips for faster and more efficient transitions
General Information Clinic – 3:00 pm
- Race overview
- New and first time athlete tips and suggestions
- Course analysis and information including transition layout
- USAT rules and regulations including disqualification and penalties
- Question and answer session
Starting out the day in the beautiful waters of Crystal Cove this race is not to be missed.
The run up from the Pacific Ocean to T1 is sure to get your heart rate going if the swim didn't. From there, mount your bike and make your way out of Crystal Cove and onto PCH for a bike ride that is breath-taking not only in its beauty, but the course will leave you panting as well.
Off the bike and you are tackling a run course that is sure to be fun and challenging. Be prepared to run partly on the beach and then finish overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Be sure to hang out after and take in the experience.
CLUB DISCOUNT CODE AVAILABLE TO PAID MEMBERS ONLY
10% Discount!
Carpinteria is a beautiful beach town on the Central Coast located between Santa Barbara and Ventura.
The Carpinteria Beach, known as the “World’s Safest Beach,” is very special and has been rated the #1 swimming beach in California, due mostly to its Southern exposure and its protection by the Channel Islands. Swimmers will usually enjoy small surf and the absence of riptides at our unique beach.
The bike course, an open course and large loop, travels along the foothills offering some spectacular ocean views. Both the olympic and sprint courses offer the participant a challenging ride, although the sprint course is also very well suited for the novice triathlete.
The run course, also an open course, winds through some quaint Carpinteria neighborhoods and is mostly a flat loop course.
The Carpinteria Triathlon is a benefit event for the City’s Parks & Recreation youth programs. Proceeds will help to provide scholarships and additional equipment for programs such as Junior Lifeguards and our ocean recreation programs.
CLUB DISCOUNT CODE AVAILABLE TO PAID MEMBERS ONLY
Race Distances
Our event includes two distances and three different race categories:
- Sprint Triathlon – 500 meter swim, 14 mile bike, 3.1 mile run
- Sprint Duathlon – 1 mile run, 14 mile bike, 3.1 mile run
- Olympic Triathlon – 1.5 kilometer swim, 40 kilometer bike, 10 kilometer run
- Olympic Aquabike – 1.5 kilometer swim, 40 kilometer bike
Event Details and Registration HERE
Come join us for this world-renown event at beautiful Lake Cahuilla in La Quinta. Nestled against the awesome Santa Rosa Mountains and only 30 minutes from Palm Springs, this venue offers tremendous vistas while providing a very fast and fun race course. There are awards, music, prizes and post-race refreshments. All entrants receive a beautiful poly-pro tech race shirt and all finishers receive a medal. There are additional awards for top three men, women and relay teams in each age group. The sprint course is a great first timer event. We also have relay teams in both events.
The Desert Triathlon will also host the Triathlon Club Championship where your club will compete for cash and prizes while having a blast. We have over 75 different clubs from around the country and Canada compete for the title. We offer two categories, a small club category (175 active members or less) and a large club category (over 175 active members).
Kendra's Race 2018 Sprint Triathlon
course info
CLUB DISCOUNT CODE AVAILABLE TO PAID MEMBERS ONLY
**If you are a pad member, you will see the code above in red
Register for this year's Event HERE!
Race Details and General Information: HERE!
Swim course - 1/2 mile
Bike Course - 13.0 miles
Run course - 3.1 miles
