Please join us on June 1st, 2014 for Orange County Triathlon/Duathlon.
The race starts with a swim in beautiful Lake Mission Viejo for the triathletes and a quick 2k run on Aliso Creek Bike Path for the duathletes.
The bike courses make their way up El Toro Road and into Santiago Canyon where the turn around is in sight of Irvine Lake. Athletes will fly back to T2 located at intersection of El Toro Road and Marguerite.
The run course starts off downhill but don't be fooled. What goes down has to go up. Athletes will make their way back to Lake Mission Viejo via a mixture of road, trails and walking paths. Hills for sure.
Finish downhill into the parking lot at Lake Mission Viejo and sprint it out along the beach to the finish line!
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.
Due to insufficient interest (not enough RSVPs), the clinic is CANCELLED. We typically need at least 10 to carry out a clinic. If you still desire taking a bike skills clinic, contact the SB Bike Coalition for instruction. Click on the logo to the left. They're a great organization that have worked wonders for the cycling community of SB.
We as SB Tri Club want to get you out on the road, training, enjoying the beauty of where we live (and putting you at ease as to why you pay the rent).
So first things first, whether you're the most experienced rider or hesitant to get on your bike, become a more confident rider by attending our Bike Skills / Ride / Brunch at the East Beach Parking Lot. Look for the SB Tri Club Tent.
So grateful to Measure A and the SB Bike Coalition for facilitating the event. I will reiterate, all levels are welcome and encouraged.
Courtesy of SBBike.org
Couple things before you show up:
- Please show up promptly and ready to bike at 7:30am.
- Complete this portion of the course online at bikeed.org.
- Understand your rights & responsibilities as a driver operating a bicycle safely and legally on public roadways. Most importantly, develop the ability to identify unsafe traffic situations and make decisions that can prevent crashes and collisions.
- Before showing up, print and fill out The Online Waiver and bring it to the event.
We'll have a ride following the clinic and group together according to our ride intentions. I will say yet again, all levels are welcome and encouraged.
Join us for brunch afterward at East Beach Grill! So come on out for 1 or all consecutive activities!
Kendra's is a Club Race. So show up and soak up the energy, volunteer or race!
Race Benefits the Kendra Chiota Memorial Fund
We've held the title for the last few years against the young whippersnappers of the UCSB Tri Team, and our Rincon Triathlon friends. All levels are welcome in this friendly swim/run relay. Race or represent, enjoy paradise, and show true Blue by cheering everyone on.
Let us know you'll swim / run / or help out by RSVP'ng HERE!
Saturday June 4, will be our monthly unified club ride. This will be a "no-drop" ride leaving from East Beach at 8:15.
The ride will be the Santa Barbara Long Course bike course, out over Toro to Gub and back over Toro to East Beach. If you want to ride shorter or longer feel free to join us for part of the ride.
The ride will re-group in Summerland, at the turn on 192 in Carpinteria and at the bottom of Gub on the way out. On the way back it will be ride your own pace with someone sweeping at the back. The emphasis is on getting a good ride and getting to ride with friends! This is an open ride, you don't need to be a member to ride with us.
June 5th, 2016
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
The ride will be the Santa Barbara Long Course bike course, out over Toro to Gubanador Canyon and back over Toro to East Beach. If you want to ride shorter or longer feel free to join us for part of the ride. The ride will re-group in Summerland , at the turn on 192 in Carpenteria and at the bottom of Gubanador on the way out.
On the way back it will be ride your own pace with someone sweeping at the back. The emphasis is on getting a good ride and getting to ride with friends! This is an open ride, you don't need to be a member to ride with us. Renaud will be leading the ride with Tammy and Jon Goodman for support.
Join Santa Barbara Channelkeeper for the first annual Santa Barbara AQUATHON on Saturday, September 17th, 2016 at Leadbetter Beach from 8am-1pm! In collaboration with Waterkeeper Alliance’s SPLASH event series, this family-friendly, multi-sport, on-the-water event will bring the Santa Barbara community together to raise awareness and funds to protect and restore our beloved ocean. Everybody is invited to dive in, so register to participate or volunteer, help spread the word, bring your family, bring your friends, and most importantly, have fun out on the water!
- SURFATHON - Catch all the waves you can in a soft top competition. Ages 14 and under. Click for details!
- SWIMATHON - 500 meter or 1K ocean swims for all ages (under 18 requires parent permission).
- SUPATHON - 1.5K SUP races for boards 12' and under or open to any size. Ages 18 and over.
- MEGA-AQUATHON - 1K swim followed by the 1.5K open SUP paddle. Ages 18 and over.
Whether you are a serious athlete in training, a water-lover looking to have a salty good time, or a family (or group) with both, the Santa Barbara AQUATHON is the place to be on Saturday, September 17th. Bring your friends, rally your company or club, get registered, (maybe send some vendors and sponsors Channelkeeper's way) and we'll show how truly committed Santa Barbarians raise funds to protect our beautiful beaches, coastline and community.