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10 Commandments of Tri

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10 Commandments of Triathlon

To assure a safe & fun event for you and your fellow triathletes, please adhere to the following:

 
   
  1. Read the information on this web site in its entirety. Be sure to focus on the:
         • List of things to bring to the event
         • Safety information
  2. Attend a course talk on race morning at 6:45am.  For relay teams, the whole team must attend.
  3. Get body marked on race morning. Arrive early!
  4. Arrive at the transition area early! That means at 5:00am. If you get there late, you may be shutout and prevented from racing. Allow lots of time for parking, traffic, getting to the site and the check-in procedures.
  5. Remember to bring along (2) water bottles already filled for the bike. Bring water to drink on the way to the race and before the race.
  6. The transition area closes at 6:45am and reopens when the last participant heads out on the run (approximately 9:30am). Do not leave anything in transition that you'll need after you finish the race. For reasons of safety & fairness, we will be enforcing this rule strictly. If you need to, adjust your travel, work or social plans around these times before you get to race day. All gear must be removed from transition by 11:30am.
 
  1. Take every opportunity to hydrate. Do not rely on thirst to tell you when to drink. Hydrate at every opportunity. Do not toss empty water bottles on the course.
  2. If you get into trouble in the swim, roll onto your back and raise your arm in the air. You may hang on a guard boat for a brief rest and then continue the swim if you are able.
  3. If you experience mechanical difficulties during the bike, move over to the shoulder and make the needed repairs. If you are unable to continue on your bike, you may wait for a course vehicle to pick you up, or run your bike in, staying out of the cycling lanes.
  4. Keep to the right at all times on the bike course unless in the immediate act of passing. Use your voice to call out to people that you are passing. Always pass on the left and then move immediately back to the right, making sure you are clear of the athlete you have passed and any athlete immediately in front of you.
 
     
Have Fun, Be Organized & Stay Safe.
 
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