What makes the difference between champions and those who 
Kendra's is a Club Race. So show up and soak up the energy, volunteer or race!
Race Benefits the Kendra Chiota Memorial Fund
Heather has graciously offered to host us again this year! The NMBBQ is an opportunity for our returning members to welcome our new members to the SB Tri Club family!
Location
- Meet at 3226 Laurel Canyon Road, 93105 (Google Maps HERE).
- Park on the empty field at the end of the road. Carpooling is encouraged.
- We will be serving some beverages but feel free to BYOB - Please bring your own beverages!
The Club will provide the BBQ (hamburgers, chicken, and a vegetarian option).
- A - K : Desserts
- L - Z : Side Dish
Welcome and celebrate our new members!!! Some pretty snazzy items to raffle off as well!
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!
We deviate from our normal Thursday meeting in June!
SB Tri Club is so pleased to welcome Triathlon Legend, Julie Moss as our featured speaker for our June Meeting.
Julie Moss, a passionate surfer (not previously drawn to competitive sports), embarked on a day in 1982 that would give first-hand insight to her graduate work, a thesis on training and physiological requirements of endurance sports. Little did she know, her race, her heart would impact the sport of triathlon with the most epic finish in Triathlon history.SB Tri Club invites you to welcome and be inspired by Julie Moss.
Our annual event to commemorate a beloved club member, Steve Issaris. All are welcome to this fun and free Sprint Triathlon. Great way to train and celebrate the people that lift us up the way Steve did.
Click below for course maps and distances:
Redefine core.
Elevate your game.
Stay injury free.
Two prominent local legends, Peter Park and Mike Swan discuss how core strength and flexibility can elevate your game, help you get fast, go long and keep you injury free.
About our speakers:
Peter Park
(bio and photo from platinumfitnesssummerland.com)
Peter is the Founder of the Platinum brand and co-owner of Platinum Fitness Summerland. He brings a past rich with his own professional athletic achievements to his 23 years of experience training elite athletes, big-screen celebrities, top touring musicians, and common citizens that are serious about their fitness, mobility, and longevity. Peter’s training style teaches people about proprioception, which means "one's own" sense of their relative position in space as compared to the strength of effort being employed in their movement.
- 4 time All-State Volleyball player in high school
- College volleyball at University of Hawaii.
- Graduated BS degree from UCLA
- Numerous top 10 finishes in Ironman Triathlons
- 3x Worlds Toughest Triathlon winner
- 3x Catalina 50 mile ultra run winner
- 3x Nine Trails Ultra Winner
- Worked with numerous athletes in wide variety of sports
- Author of Foundation: Redefine your core, conquer back pain, and move with confidence
- Husband and father of 2
Mike Swan
An active ultra-runner, Mike spends time on the trails apart from his calling as owner and practicing physical therapist
(bio and photo from eliterehab.com)
at Elite Performance and Rehabilitation and gracious sponsor of the club. Podiums are quite commonplace for our April Speaker. With gifted athleticism, grit, and persistence, our speaker has been honored:
- the title of All American, 5 times,
- qualified and raced Hawaii's Ironman World Championship, a club record of 7 times,
- still holds the age-group record (1994) for long course (4:23:07) and (1990) for the Olympic (1:33:17) at Wildflower.
- All the while, training and rehabilitating athletes from finisher to Kona qualifier even before Elite's inception in 2002.
Families and men support ladies racing a Sprint Tri with friends from Rincon Tri Club!
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.
Sprint and Olympic Distances available