Triathlon Manitoba

2026 Kids Program - Summer
2026-06-01 - 2026-08-19 | Birds Hill Park – East Beach, East Beach Parking Lot, Birds Hill Park, Oakbank, Manitoba, R0E 1J0, Canada
Kids Summer Triathlon Program
Our Kids Summer Program gives young athletes the opportunity to get active, build skills, and experience triathlon in a fun and supportive environment led by experienced coaches.
Running from June 1 to August 19, sessions take place every Monday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Birds Hill Park (East Beach Area). Athletes will develop fitness and confidence across swimming, biking, and running, while also learning how to move between each segment of a triathlon.
Our Kids Program is where the love for triathlon begins. Built around games, skill development, and welcoming workouts, giving athletes the space to build confidence across swimming, cycling, and running in a fun and low-pressure environment. Each session is designed to leave kids feeling energized, capable, and excited to come back.
Meet your Coaches
This program is led by three coaches who bring firsthand competitive experience, passion, and a shared commitment to helping young athletes fall in love with triathlon.
Annika Niblock is a graduate of the TriMB Youth and MTC Programs who competed at the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games and is currently pursuing a degree in Environmental Studies at the University of Manitoba.
Claire Healey is a graduate of the MTC Program, current medical student, and a multiple Canada Games competitor who also served as the Team Manager for Triathlon Manitoba at the 2022 Canada Summer Games.
Marita Malo is a graduate of the MTC Program and brings competitive experience and enthusiasm to every session.

Program Details

Dates
Every Monday & Wednesday,
June 1 – August 19

Time
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Location
Birds Hill Park, East Beach Area

Ages
8 to 15 years

Program 1
$160 for the full summer

Membership
Annual Triathlon Manitoba membership required

Equipment needed: Swimsuit, running shoes, exercise wear, bike, and helmet. Any type of bike is welcome, it just needs to be in reasonable working condition with functioning brakes.
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2026 Next Gen Program - Summer
2026-06-01 - 2026-08-19
Next Gen Program
The Next Gen Program is brand new for 2026, Triathlon Manitoba is offering a progressive training program for those who are ready to move beyond the basics, and start training with more intention
Session will follow a structured, periodized plan to develop fitness, race skills, and transition technique in a deliberate sequence designed to see athlete improvement throughout the summer.
Running from June 1 to August 19, sessions take place every Monday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Birds Hill Park (East Beach Area), with workouts focused on swimming, biking, and running, while also learning how to move between each segment of a triathlon.
Next Gen training helps aspiring young triathletes build skills and experience triathlon in a fun and supportive environment led by experienced coaches who bring firsthand competitive experience, passion, and a shared commitment to helping young athletes fall in love with triathlon.
Meet your Coaches
Claire Healey is a graduate of the MTC Program, current medical student, and a multiple Canada Games competitor who also served as the Team Manager for Triathlon Manitoba at the 2022 Canada Summer Games.
Darian Hole is a graduate of the MTC Program who represented Team Manitoba at the 2013 Canada Summer Games, and has been Mission Staff for the 2023, and 2025 Canada Games, bringing a wealth of experience from years in sport.

Program Details

Dates
Every Monday & Wednesday, June 1 – August 19

Time
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Location
Birds Hill Park, East Beach Area

Ages
10 to 16 years

Next Gen
$180 for the full summer

Membership
Annual membership required

Equipment needed: Swimsuit, running shoes, exercise wear, a road bike, and helmet. If you do not have a road bike, but are interested in participating please reach out and we will try to help find you one.
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(a previous gen, when they were the next gen)
