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Crank & Shank Duathlon : |
Duathlon : Run 1.5 Miles, Bike 13 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
Tri for the Y Triathlon : |
Triathlon : Swim 325 Yards, Bike 13 Miles, Run 3.1 Miles |
The Crank & Shank Duathlon will consist of:
Crank & Shank is intended to encourage participation by people with a variety of fitness levels and competitive experiences.
We encourage families to participate so we are allowing ages 12 and up at this event.
Why Enter a Duathlon?
Duathlon is suited to anyone who enjoys biking and running. It caters to all age groups. It is the perfect endurance sport for those who are less inclined to swim. What makes the Crack & Shank Duathlon different from the rest is the added Duathlon Relay. There is no other race in Maine that offers this. It is a great race to do with family members! Why not give it a try!
Duathlon 1st Run
For duathletes and duathlete relays the first portion of the race will start with a 1.5 mile run. The race start will take place outside the transition area at the Start line. The duathletes will start when the 2nd wave of the swim starts.
Bike
The bike course consists of 13 miles out and back through scenic South Freeport. These country roads are low traffic roads with rolling hills and some big climbs. On race day the course will be well marked and supported with plenty of volunteers. There will be no aid station on the course, and you are responsible for bringing your own water for the bike portion of the race. We will have bike support if you need help on race day. There will be some challenging hills for first time triathletes. Please be prepared. We encourage you to meet some friends at the Casco Bay YMCA in Freeport and ride the course together prior to the race. Maps are available at the front desk.
Run
This is a 3-mile course that is fairly flat with one long slow climb. It will take you to through a quiet South Freeport neighborhood. There will be aid stations at mile 1 and at mile 2.
http://www.cumberlandcountyymca.org/triforthey#coursemap
Who Benefits From These Events?
The Cumberland County YMCA is committed to offering programs and services to the community that promote a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all, regardless of ability to pay. To that end, we turn no one away because of an inability to pay.
The money raised at these events will go toward our financial assistance program. In total, the YMCA provided more than $600,000 in financial assistance to members of our community last year. 1 in 3 members of the Y received some form of financial assistance in the past year. The proceeds from these events will ensure that we continue to make our programs and services accessible to all.
In addition to supporting a healthy community, your participation in these events will provide you with an enjoyable day of family fun! We look forward to seeing you on race day!
If you have questions, or need any further information than is provided on this website, please do not hesitate to contact us at[email protected].
The Crank & Shank Duathlon will consist of:
Crank & Shank is intended to encourage participation by people with a variety of fitness levels and competitive experiences.
We encourage families to participate so we are allowing ages 12 and up at this event.
Why Enter a Duathlon?
Duathlon is suited to anyone who enjoys biking and running. It caters to all age groups. It is the perfect endurance sport for those who are less inclined to swim. What makes the Crack & Shank Duathlon different from the rest is the added Duathlon Relay. There is no other race in Maine that offers this. It is a great race to do with family members! Why not give it a try!
Duathlon 1st Run
For duathletes and duathlete relays the first portion of the race will start with a 1.5 mile run. The race start will take place outside the transition area at the Start line. The duathletes will start when the 2nd wave of the swim starts.
Bike
The bike course consists of 13 miles out and back through scenic South Freeport. These country roads are low traffic roads with rolling hills and some big climbs. On race day the course will be well marked and supported with plenty of volunteers. There will be no aid station on the course, and you are responsible for bringing your own water for the bike portion of the race. We will have bike support if you need help on race day. There will be some challenging hills for first time triathletes. Please be prepared. We encourage you to meet some friends at the Casco Bay YMCA in Freeport and ride the course together prior to the race. Maps are available at the front desk.
Run
This is a 3-mile course that is fairly flat with one long slow climb. It will take you to through a quiet South Freeport neighborhood. There will be aid stations at mile 1 and at mile 2.
http://www.cumberlandcountyymca.org/triforthey#coursemap
Who Benefits From These Events?
The Cumberland County YMCA is committed to offering programs and services to the community that promote a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all, regardless of ability to pay. To that end, we turn no one away because of an inability to pay.
The money raised at these events will go toward our financial assistance program. In total, the YMCA provided more than $600,000 in financial assistance to members of our community last year. 1 in 3 members of the Y received some form of financial assistance in the past year. The proceeds from these events will ensure that we continue to make our programs and services accessible to all.
In addition to supporting a healthy community, your participation in these events will provide you with an enjoyable day of family fun! We look forward to seeing you on race day!
If you have questions, or need any further information than is provided on this website, please do not hesitate to contact us at[email protected].
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