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** (Current) Max Capacity: 68 Kids, 12 coaches **

Waitlist will open after 50 camper registrations on May 1st, join today if you hope to get your kid in still this Summer. There is a possibility of adding additional assistant coaches to accommodate more campers. This ensures our coach-to-camper ratio stays low, we keep it to 1:7!

YES, we are back to swimming 1hr 2days at camp! Kids will have a 30min swim lesson followed by 30mins of pool games.

Requirements to Join Camp:

• Between ages 6-14
• Kids should be competent cyclists without training wheels (we have new-to-biking clinics throughout the year for little ones – keep up to date on our Facebook page for those offerings!)
• Kids must bring their own bikes (preferably with gears for learning how to shift)
• Kids do NOT have to be strong swimmers! We have life jackets available.

Example of a Daily Schedule at Camp:

• 12pm: Check in, icebreakers and games
• 12:15pm: Bike ride to a fun area of the park
• 12:45pm: Mini clinic: transition bike skills
• 1:15pm: Games!
• 1:45pm: Snack time! Coaches’ Chat (on a variety of topics, including different kinds of races, personal experiences on teams and in races, etc.)
• 2:15pm: Bike back to Kincaid
• 3pm: Scavenger hunt (dare we say… running?) activity
• 3:45pm: More games!
• 4pm: Pickup

What’s Included in Joining the Camp:

• Great opportunity for kids to learn more about triathlon in a fun but safe, social distance focused setting
• Swag bags with transition belts & elastic laces
• Really nice synthetic t-shirt
• FREE mini duathlon race on Friday
• Tastee Freez ice cream on Friday, post race!
• Opportunity to purchase team uniforms, bike gloves and bike jerseys at camp

Things we do at Kids Triathlon Camp:

• Work on biking skills like shifting, braking, cornering, biking in a group line, etc.
• Work on pacing yourself when running, working on form, and having fun while running!
• Long bike rides to fun places!
• Play lots of games!

Fun is our #1 priority!

Expectations for attending camp:

• Every kid has a good, safe working bike with gears. We suggest taking to bike shop for check over if you aren’t sure.If this is a barrier, please do not hesitate to reach out to Coach Heather (heather.helzer@turnagaintraining.com). We have bikes to loan out, and other families are willing to help those in need.
• Every kid has a helmet, water bottle with water, backpack with snacks, possible layers if weather looks unpredictable, and anything they might need
• We recommend elastic laces in kids shoes for transition practice games and Friday’s race.

Interested but have questions?

Email Heather.Helzer@TurnagainTraining.com