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Tri-Start Challenge Series – Beginner Females 1-Day Workshop

Tri-Start Challenge Series 2010 – Press Release

Beginner Females 1 Day Workshop

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Ladies have you registered to take part in the TriStart Challenge Series as part of the Bray Aquathon and Bunclody Triathlon this summer?? Would you like some help and guidance with your training programme?? Well then we have the answer for you.

A one day Beginner Females Workshop will take place on Sunday 20th June 2010 from 9.30am-5.30pm at Enniscorthy Leisure Centre, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. The workshop is aimed at females who are new to the sport of Triathlon, have little or no experience in Triathlon training or events and are taking part in the Wicklow Tri Club Bray Aquathon on Wednesday 21st July 2010 and the Racing 795 Bunclody Triathlon on Sunday 1st August 2010 The workshop is supported by Wicklow Local Sports Partnership, Sports Active Wexford and the Irish Sports Council’s Women in Sport Initiative.

The workshop will cover the basic fundamentals of Triathlon such as what to expect and what you need to do a triathlon, cycling for triathlon and basic bike setup, running tips and tricks, transitions, basic training principles, balancing lifestyle and training, basic nutrition and recovery. There will also be practical sessions in cycling, running, strength and stretching.

The workshop will be delivered by Wicklow Tri Club Coach and Triathlon tutor Jamie Bray and Lynne Algar, Munster Development Officer with Triathlon Ireland, who herself is one of Ireland’s top female triathletes and a strength and conditioning coach.

The cost of the workshop is €20 per person. For further information on or to register for the TriStart Challenge Series 1 Day Beginner Female Workshop please contact Wicklow Local Sports Partnership on 01 287 8184.

For further information on the TriStart Challenge Series 2010 please log onto

www.wicklowtri.com

www.racing795.com/tri795

www.wexford.ie Sports Active Wexford

www.wicklowlsp.ie Wicklow Local Sports Partnership

Fun in the Sun – 22nd-23rd May Round-up

Chairman Jim in action at NPS4, Magheramorne, Co Antrim - Photo Shane Lavelle, MAD

A busy weekend of racing just gone, with club members heading for all corners of Ireland.

Aisling and James travelled to  Waterford for the 62km Waterford Adventure Race. Both performed admirably in  tough race with some very steep climbs. Afterwards James declared that he hadn’t up anything as steep since the last time he was up a ladder.

Peter and Martin headed for the Kingdom, to Valentia Island in Kerry, to take part in the Sprint Distance Triathlon. Excellent performances from both – Martin 71st, Peter 171st. Results

Back east newest member John Dempsey (tapering for the Cork Marathon next weekend!) was making his way through the Royal Canal to finish 7th in the SuperSprint Triathlon in Kilcock. Well done John. Kilcock Tri Results [NOTE – At time of writing John was ninth on list but there appears to be an error in the times for positions 2 and 8 so we have promoted John to 7th!]

Finally, Jim, Rudolf and Paddy made the long trek to Magheramorne, Co Antrim for Rd4 of the XCMTB NPS. Great results here again. Rudolf broke back into the top 10 in some style, taking 6th place in Masters. Jim was 11th in Vets despite a puncture and a smashed back wheel, and Paddy came 6th in the U12’s.

Well done to all for flying the 795 flag.

Mount Leinster Challenge – 15th May 2010

2010 Mount Leinster Challengers from Clody CC and Racing795

Clody CC and Racing795 members, Niall O’Muiri, Liam Kelly, David Conway, Rudolf Brinkman and James Bodels completed the Mount Leinster Challenge last Saturday, 15th May. About 300 riders took part in the event. Riders completed either 100km or 140km with the scenic  climb to the 9 stones as the centrepiece. Full Route details and info available here. Well done to all who took part and congratulations to Slaney Cycling Club on a hugely successful event.

Joey Hannan Limerick Triathlon, 2nd May 2010

The newest member of the 795 family, Cian gets some kip.

[Race Report by PJ Dunne]

For five Racing795ers and their support crew all roads led to Limerick last weekend. Barry took part in the olympic and Joy, Siobhan, Ruairi and PJ in the sprint distance.

The sprint distance started first with all bar Siobhan off in the so called “fast wave”. The 50 m pool was a bit daunting at first but all the 795ers quickly got in to their rhythm. Siobhan had the last laugh. Having started in the second wave, she put in the quickest swim time, 11m 20 sec.

In the olympic swim Barry just made his wave start in the nick of time (Too busy supporting his clubmates). But it didn’t upset his swim putting in a very strong swim with a time of 28m 47 sec.

Out on the bike and the triathletics were all fighting a strong wind coupled with a not so smooth road surface. It was an out and back course, the sprinter doing 23.5km and the sole olympian doing 40 km. Good times were put in by all.

Meanwhile back in transition the crown of transition king was taken up by Ruairi with two very impressive transition times.

On with the runners for a 5 km run for sprinters and a two lap 10 km for Barry. Ruairi and PJ posted great times with only 6 seconds between there run times. But the most impressive run of the day was put in by Joy with a PB  of 25min 42sec. Another great day on the triathlon Ireland calendar.

Thanks to the support crew of David F, Claire, Lorraine, Martin, Yvonne and all the kids.

Results

Photos