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Who We Are:
The Seattle Triathlon Group is a non-profit organization in the Seattle area offering group events to local triathletes and multi-sport enthusiasts. Our goal is to offer free group training and support to triathletes of all levels and abilities, whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned veteran.
What We Do:
Free group open water swims, cycling and running are offered throughout the week. We compete together at events throughout the year, including sprint, Olympic, half and full IRONMAN distances.
Our members help each other, train together and share tips and information about the ins and outs of triathlons.
Join our Facebook group to share articles, tips and advice with other members and learn more about social events, and follow us on Twitter at @SGLTG.
Membership Info:
We are a free club. You can come join us in any of our group activities listed in our Events section.
You can choose to become a registered member for a Membership Fee of $25 / year.
Registered members will have access to:
- USAT Participation Accident Insurance Coverage
- Discount Codes to races
- Discounts with our Sponsors
- Club Gear Store
- Discounts at special club clinics
- Take part in shaping the Club by being a voting member at our Club meetings
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모두 보기- Double S.M.I.L.E. (Sunday Mercer Island Loops for Everyone)Lid Park, Mercer Island, WA
For this route, I'm going to do two "SMILES" - starting with Mercer Island, followed by the lower Lake Washington loop, for a total distance of 33 miles with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. Meet at 8:30am, wheels rolling by 8:40am. I'm capping attendance at 15 as I don't feel comfortable leading a bigger ride on the open roads there.
Route: I plan to ride the “Double Smile”, meaning I’ll start at the parking lot at the Lid Park on Mercer Island, ride south along W Mercer Way all the way to the south end of the island and back up E Mercer Way until reaching I-90, then cross I-90 eastbound and continue with the clockwise Lake Washington loop around Renton Airport, returning to Mercer Island via I-90 eastbound. Total distance is about 33 miles, 1250 ft of elevation. There is a restroom and water fountain nearby the start/finish, some options near the Landing in Renton, Be'er Shiva Park, and again at Seaward Park.
You can see the map here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47249952
Pace and regrouping: I'm very out-of-shape right now, so expect I'll maintain an average pace slower than last year (I averaged 14mph last week), which translates to about 15-16mph on the flats. We will have a few planned regroup spots, but this means you should expect the ride to split into smaller groups based on your speed, and you could be riding portions solo.
Equipment and Safety: Helmets are required to ride. A good headlight and taillight are recommended. Rain (however unlikely) will cancel this ride. Bring your own nutrition you expect to need during the ride. Riders should be able to sustain the appropriate pace, know how to read a cue sheet, change a flat tire (and have the requisite equipment to do so) and have a positive attitude. Ride Leaders and Sweeps will not stop long for flats or mechanical issues due to group safety.
In order to participate in any Seattle Triathlon Group event, you must sign our waiver. Waivers only need to be signed once per year or if your contact info has changed. You can login to your account at https://www.seattletri.org/dashboard to check if you have an active waiver on file. I will only be accepting electronic waivers - please complete the waiver ahead of time!
Thanks and Tri On!
- Ride Around Upper Half Lake Washington (with optional 1-2 mile brick snack run!)Metropolitan Market, Seattle, WA
For this route, I'm going to do a clockwise loop around the northern half of Lake Washington - starting with Burke Gilman trail entering from Metropolitan Market Sand Point (the address is 5250 40th Ave NE Seattle WA), for a total distance of 26.5 miles with about 1080 feet of elevation gain. Meet at 8:30am, wheels rolling by 8:45am. I'm capping attendance at 6 as I don't feel comfortable leading a bigger ride on the open roads there. We will meet on our bikes at the parking lot of Metropolitan Market and you will find me in front of the store. There should be plenty of street parking in the neighborhood, especially at our starting time.
Once we are finished with the loop, there is an optional 1-2 mile brick jog to University Village for Snacks (Molly Moon, Happy Lemon etc). Then jog/walk back to Met Market.
Route: We will meet at Metropolitan Market Sand Point, enter Burke Gilman and follow the upper Lake Washington Loop to eventually end at Metropolitan Market Sand Point. There is a restroom and food/supplies for purchase at Met Market nearby the start/finish. There is a planned photo break at Junita Beach Park. We also have the option to refuel and use restrooms by Kirkland.
You may find more detailed route information here https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51063345
The optional brick will almost entirely be in the Burke Gilman Trail to University Village
Pace and regrouping: I will be maintaining a 16.5 to 17 mph pace, which translates into 17-21 mph on the flats and 8-10 mph uphill. We will regroup at the top of the uphill climbs, as well as easy-to-miss turns if the group is slightly split. This is a drop ride. This means the group may ride away from you if you run into difficulty maintaining the described pace; you could be riding portions solo as you make it back to the start/finish.
The total moving time will be about 1.5 hours. The total elapsed time should be closer to 2 hours to account for bathroom break and photo break.
The brick will be conversational pace, whatever that means for anyone that's joining.
Equipment and Safety: Helmets are required to ride. A saddle bag with emergency supplies (tubes, pump, multi-tools) is highly recommended. Rain (however unlikely) will cancel this ride. Bring your own nutrition you expect to need during the ride (you can also make last minute purchases at Met Market at the start/finish). Riders should be able to sustain the appropriate pace, know how to read a cue sheet, change a flat tire (and have the requisite equipment to do so) and have a positive attitude. Ride Leader will not stop long for flats or mechanical issues due to group safety.
In order to participate in any Seattle Triathlon Group event, you must sign our waiver. Waivers only need to be signed once per year or if your contact info has changed. As this is early season, if you participated in an event with us in 2024 you like still have an active waiver from last year - you can login to your account at https://www.seattletri.org/dashboard to check. I will only be accepting electronic waivers - please complete the waiver ahead of time!
Thanks and Tri On! - PM GLOWS (Green Lake Open Water Swims)Green Lake Bathhouse, Seattle, WA
Join us for a evening swim in Green Lake! This event is for experienced open water swimmers ONLY!
🕘 Start time: 6:00 PM check-in and get suited up, 6:30pm toes in the water.
📍 Location: We meet at the bench/cove just north of the lifeguard area on WEST Green Lake Beach (What3Words app = reef.puppy.handle).
⏱️ Duration: We'll stick around for an hour of swimming, but you don't have to swim that entire time - the time/distance you go is up to you!
🏊 Route: Swim across Green Lake with lake buoys/landmarks for approx. distances of 440 yd (1/4 mile), 880 yd (1/2 mile), 1300 yd (3/4 mile) and 1760 yd (1 mile). Swim for any distance you like in the hour (easily swim up to 1 mile non-stop).Equipment and Safety:
- A brightly colored swim cap and swim buoy are required for safety/visibility.
- In order to participate in any Seattle Triathlon Group event, you must sign our electronic waiver. Waivers only need to be signed once per year or if your contact info has changed. You can login to your account at https://www.seattletri.org/dashboard to check. I will only be accepting electronic waivers - please complete the waiver ahead of time! No waiver, no swim!
- Our Open Water Swims (OWS) are non-lifeguarded, swim-at-your-own-risk events. As such, it is imperative that you be certain of your comfort level and ability to OWS. These are not designed for, nor should they be used for learning how to swim, or for inexperienced open water swimmers. An inexperienced OWS is a danger to themselves, and those around them. If you are not certain about your OWS capabilities, we suggest practicing at a lifeguarded swim beach or at a event designated for beginning open water swimming.
- There is NO guarantee of access to changing rooms/lockers, or gear watch on the beach.
- A swim buoy with a dry pouch is useful to bring your phone and keys with you on the swim.
- A wet suit is highly recommended. The wet suit is especially helpful early in the season but is not necessary.
Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments.
Thanks and Tri On!
