kiwiinbris

I'll admit my extreme bias on this one as Im a member of SBTC, but the last begineers course went really well, people of all shapes and sizes did it, some never really ridden a bike others 70.3 finishers but wanting to start from scratch, and at only $120 for the 6 weeks its a great price. not sure how many spots are left though, pretty sure they limited it to 20

Am doing bribie and more than likely all of the races in the series, what is the series gift? is it worth paying for the series if I only end up doing 3 of the races?

I was the rider who came off on the bump. Actually smacked into the TO motorbikes wing mirror after trying to dodge the bump and passing a few slower riders, I cant believe that on the bridge being so thin and especially after that bump they put another obstacle in the middle of the road. helmet was smashed but thankfully the bike was ok and only a few weeks off with a bruised rib

same thing happened this year at the last race of the gatorade series in brisbane, i think they had onions beside the finishing chute as i wasnt the only one with watery eyes

how does the average athlete do this, like i am far from an athlete but 180-27 is 153, for me to run its usually 170-190. i dont even know if I could do much more than a walk at 153

thanks for the advice everyone, after looking at the websites I feel that I may contact SBTC, however I do like the Redpups idea as my daughter is only a few years off being able to start so I will keep them in mind also

Its coming up to July first and I am about to choose my first tri club, I have only done a few small distance tri's but i plan on going long soon. How important is it to choose the right club. I live Just south of the city (brisbane) so there are alot near me and i just cant figure out which club to join. Should I be looking more at their training schedules as i can only train during the week? Should i be looking for one that focuses more on going long as it is very different to the shorter distances? Or is there something else I should be paying more attention to to help me decide?

That cant seriously be for guys as well?

If were going all the way until August then there is also the Stradboke island tri festival on 22-23 of august

Today was a really good race, really good to see the girl with Autism finish the kids race

is there any reason would would be looking at an S series Cervelo over a P series, as I am starting to look into a new (or second hand bike and I think i'm possibly in love with the idea of getting a P3)

My tomtom measured 4.6 so yeah short run

Or having an abn number

this sounds like a great idea, I would love to have some help me through the unknown

Thanks for the advice, i reckon i work on myself before i get the bike unless I get a good bonus at work that would cover the cost