TRIATHLON
Survival of the Shawangunks 2016
What do you really need to Survive the Shawangunks? That’s what it comes down to. Read more
Photo-stories from the SOS for Kids '16
The story from Saturday's Survival of the Shawangunks triathlon for kids is in each athlete's tale. Read more
Ups and Downs of the HITS Hudson Valley Triathlon at Williams Lake
Five hundred pairs of feet traveled over the Rosendale Trestle on the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail Saturday as the final legs of the HITS Hudson Valley Triathlon crossed over it.Read more
West Point Triathlon and Tough Kids Triathlon
Two swimbikerun events will take place this weekend at Camp Buckner Military Reservation in Cornwall- the 27th annual West Point Sprint Triathlon and the Tough Kids Tri. Read more
HITS Triathlon Series- Hudson Valley at Williams Lake
3.22.16
Swim in a lake. Bike on country roads. Run on the rail trail.
That’s what the HITS Triathlon Series- Hudson Valley will look like this year. Read more
Swim in a lake. Bike on country roads. Run on the rail trail.
That’s what the HITS Triathlon Series- Hudson Valley will look like this year. Read more
Survival of the Shawangunks- 2015
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The eight stage Survival of the Shawangunks triathlon is unique among triathlons in its number of transitions and that athletes must carry all they use for the seven stages of the race after the bike, its camaraderie, and of course its beauty. Read more
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Indoor Tri at the Y |
SOS4Kids“It’s fun, the whole thing,” said Alexandra Litchfield Frenza about the SOS4Kids.
This year’s kids’ swimbikerun had 72 participants ranging in age from 7-15 years old. The 7-8 year old age group swam 100 meters in New Paltz’s Moriello Pool, ran ½ a mile on the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, and biked 1.25 miles down Historic Huguenot Street. Read more . |
Hudson Valley Triathlon ClubThe Hudson Valley Triathlon Club (HVTC) held its first race of the season on Wednesday night at the Kenneth Wilson Campground in Mt. Tremper. Read more
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