
Past Events
July 2023
Hecla Triathlon
2023 Hecla Triathlon
The Hecla Triathlon will take place in Hecla, Manitoba, July 15, 2023. This race started in 2015 and has continued to grow and evolve each year since, and is home to Manitoba’s only Long Course race.
The event is a popular destination race and may also have you feeling like your are somewhere outside of Manitoba. This year’s event will also be the 2024 Long Course Triathlon; Standard & Long Course Aquabike and Standard & Sprint Duathlon World Qualifier, where the top age group female and male athletes can make their way onto the Canadian Age Group World Championship Team, with the event being held in Townsville, Queensland, Australia.
The Hecla Triathlon will not disappoint, with tremendous athlete support to ensure the day goes smoothly!
About the Hecla Triathlon
- The swim course is protected by the marina, guarding from what can be an unpredictable Lake Winnipeg, with only a short run to transition T1.
- The bike course is flat and fast, lock and load, and keep your eyes open for wildlife!
- Moving onto the run, you will experience both road and trail, skirting the marina and hugging the lake.
- This course will provide you both a physically and mentally challenging race, packed with stunning views, showcasing the beauty of the island.
Registration includes:
- Swimming mesh bag (live race and virtual options)
- On course nutrition and post race snacks (live race), as well as,
- Post-race lunch – sandwich and salad (live race)
Registration Categories:
| Bold & Underlined Events are World Qualifiers | March 1 – April 30 | May 1 – May 31 | June 1 – June 30 | July 1 onward |
| Long Course Triathlon | $165 | $175 | $185 | $200 |
| Long Course Aquabike | $165 | $175 | $185 | $200 |
| Long Course 2 Person Relay – Triathlon or Aquabike (per person) | $110 | $110 | $120 | $135 |
| Long Course 3 Person Relay – Triathlon (per person) | $100 | $100 | $110 | $125 |
| Olympic Triathlon | $105 | $115 | $125 | $140 |
| Olympic Aquabike | $105 | $115 | $125 | $140 |
| Olympic Duathlon | $105 | $115 | $125 | $140 |
| Olympic 2 Person Relay – Triathlon, Aquabike, Duathlon (per person) | $70 | $70 | $80 | $95 |
| Olympic 3 Person Relay – Triathlon, Duathlon (per person) | $60 | $60 | $70 | $85 |
| Sprint Triathlon | $95 | $105 | $115 | $130 |
| Sprint Aquabike | $95 | $105 | $115 | $130 |
| Sprint Duathlon | $95 | $105 | $115 | $130 |
| Sprint 2 Person Relay – Triathlon, Aquabike, Duathlon (per person) | $60 | $60 | $70 | $85 |
| Sprint 3 Person Relay – Triathlon, Duathlon (per person) | $50 | $50 | $60 | $75 |
| Hecla from Home Virtual – Triathlon, Aquabike, Bike-Run | $35 | $45 | ||
Peace Garden Triathlon & Kids of Steel
One of our most exciting races is back for it’s third season!
Registration Options & Pricing
| to April 30 | May to June 30 | July 1 to July 26 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday – Kids of Steel Duathlon | $25 | $25 | $25 |
| Olympic Triathlon | $75 | $90 | $100 |
| Sprint Triathlon | $65 | $75 | $90 |
| Sprint Duathlon | $65 | $75 | $90 |
| Olympic & Sprint Triathlon Relay (per person) | $35 | $45 | $55 |
| Sprint Duathlon Relay (per person) | $35 | $45 | $55 |
- No online registration after July 26
- Walk up Price for Olympic & Sprint Tri/Du $120 if space is available. Cash only
- Walk up for Kids Race $40. Cash only
- All athletes must be a member of a Canadian Triathlon Association to compete in any of the race events. If you do not have an annual membership, you must purchase a one-day Manitoba Triathlon Association membership for $20.00 ($10.00 per relay participant)
- Entry fees are non-refundable
- Fees cover costs for Athlete chip timing, Race Officials, Athlete Swag Bag, Prizes, Kids Medal, Athlete Post Race Food, etc. We are a non profit race and extra proceeds will be donated to local youth activities and/or Peace Garden
August 2023
Riding Mountain Triathlon
Riding Mountain Triathlon is the premier destination multi-sport event on the prairies. Located in beautiful Riding Mountain National Park, where out of the never-ending wheat fields emerges one of Canada’s best-kept secrets.
The multi-sport weekend is designed for all levels of competitors with
Olympic, Sprint and Super Sprint distance races.
All athletes will beneifit from the parnters of the Riding Mountain Triathlon, with SWAG coming to ALL athletes in thier race kits, as well as inclusion into MANY draw prizes at the awards ceremony.
Post race food for ALL athletes will be catered by Sportys Restaurant and Pizzaria (a large variety of food at the finish line!)
The Riding Mountain Triathlon is sanctioned by Triathlon Manitoba and follows their minimum age requirements. An athlete’s age is determined by their age as of December 31, of the current year.
Age requirements per event are:
• Olympic Triathlon and Aquabike – 18 years of age +
• Sprint Tri, Aquabike & Du – 16 years of age +
• Super Sprint – 12* years of age +
(All athletes 12-15 must be proficient swimmers and training in certified triathlon or swimming programs to be allowed to compete as you will be in very deep water and on busy Hwy’s)
• Relay participants – 14 years of age +
**Please note: There are no exceptions to these age restrictions.**
| to May 31 | Jun 1 – July 31 | Aug 1 – Aug 18 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olympic Triathlon / Aquiabike | $130 | $160 | $190 |
| Sprint Triathlon / Duathlon / Aquiabike | $120 | $140 | $160 |
| Super Sprint | $70 | $85 | $100 |
| Kids of Steel (KOS) | $55 | $65 | $75 |
| Tykes and Trikes | $20 | $20 | $20 |
| Olympic Triathlon 3-Person Relay (per person) | $100 | $110 | $120 |
| Olympic Triathlon 2-Person Relay (per person) | $100 | $115 | $130 |
| Sprint Triathlon / Duathlon 3-Person Relay (per person) | $70 | $80 | $90 |
| Sprint Triathlon / Duathlon 2-Person Relay (per person) | $80 | $90 | $100 |
Riding Mountain Kids of Steel
Riding Mountain Kids of Steel Triathlon is the premier destination multi-sport event on the prairies. Located in beautiful Riding Mountain National Park, where out of the never-ending wheat fields emerges one of Canada’s best-kept secrets.
The multi-sport weekend is designed to introduce kids to the exciting sport of triathlon. Kids having a great experience at races will develop the “love of the sport” and continue it into the future.
September 2023
Kids of Steel Wind-up BBQ
Celebrating Big Success for Small Racers!
Triathlon Manitoba’s Kids of Steel Wind-up will take place September 13th at St Vital Park, with our coaches leading fun and games for all in attendance (including adults)! We’re hoping this offers your young athlete and family a chance to escape a busy back to school week and celebrate a great summer of fun and racing.
St Vital Park – Aspen & Oak Picnic Sites
Wednesday, September 13th, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Registration categories are all listed as “Kids of Steel athlete, plus #” – so you can use ‘athlete plus one’ to say two of you will attend, or athlete plus four if you have two kids and two parents, etc.
If you have any questions regarding the Kids of Steel Wind-up, please reach out to
October 2023
Kids Fall & Winter Program
Train like a Triathlete Year-Round!
Our Kids Fall & Winter Program runs October to April, providing young athletes with the opportunity to participate in sport specific workouts led by great coaches.
Winter sessions will take place Saturdays at Pan Am Pool from 9:00 to 11:00 am. Starting with a run fitness workout before moving to the pool for swim training. The program is designed to develop fitness and strength for all three sports.
The program is targeted at youth 8 – 12 years of age (Birth years 2011 – 2016).
Annika Niblock and Darian Hole will continue as our program coaches.
Darian is a former MTC athlete, having competed as part of Team Manitoba at the 2013 Canada Summer Games, and he brings a wealth of experience from his years in the sport. Annika is a graduate of the TriMB Youth & MTC Programs, competed in triathlon at the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games and is currently pursuing a degree in Environmental Studies at U of M.
Our coaches are keen to help a next generation of athletes fall in love with triathlon by sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm for our sport.
Registration Categories:
December 2023 to April 20, 2024 – $120
A 2024 Triathlon Season membership must be purchased with each Kids Program Registration, which provides insurance for all workout participants, as well as a racing licence for the season ahead. The Kids of Steel memberships are $10, plus CCN processing fees.
The video below gives a great idea of what to expect at our Kids Program.
Annual General Meeting
The AGM is scheduled for Tuesday October 17th, from 5:30 pm at the Sport Manitoba Building, 145 Pacific Avenue.
At the end of each season, Triathlon Manitoba’s Annual General Meeting provides an opportunity to reflect on our successes as well as our struggles and direction as a sport. The AGM gives every one of our members a chance to participate in these discussions and help us ensure our sport progresses in the best way possible – the way that reflects the desires and ambitions of our membership.
Please join us to lend your voice to these discussions and help us make a stronger and better sport.
2023 AGM Agenda
2022 AGM Minutes (Draft)
Bylaws (Draft) for adoption at 2023 AGM
2022-23 Financial Statements
The Triathlon Manitoba Board of Directors will have a number of positions to fill this year. If you would like to help ensure the success of our sport, there’s no better place to make a contribution. The deadline for nominations to the board is Tuesday, October 10th, with the following positions to fill:
President – Paula Anderson is nominated
Board of Directors (x3) – Karen Sawatzky and Melissa Roberts are nominated
2023 Board of Directors Nomination Form
Proxy Forms are available to those members unable to join the call, but would still like to vote. Completed forms must be submitted via e-mail or mail by Tuesday, October 10th at end of day. As per 4.9 Proxy Restrictions – No individual can hold more than one proxy vote for one specific meeting of members.
Annual Awards Dinner will be held immediately following the AGM – expected to start at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, October 17th. The dinner offers a great chance to recognize the outstanding achievements and contributions made throughout 2023 in our sport. Our sport is filled with so many incredible people – please take the time to nominate someone you feel is deserving of celebration
Awards Dinner
The Awards Dinner is scheduled for Tuesday October 17th, 2023 from 7:00 pm at the Sport Manitoba Building, 145 Pacific Avenue.
Our Awards Dinner will take place immediately after the Annual General Meeting. A discount is offered to those who attend the AGM, so please join us from 5:30 pm, to add your voice to our sport and save a bit on dinner too.
The dinner offers a great chance to recognize and celebrate the individuals with outstanding achievements throughout 2023, as we also celebrate our sport in general and those who made it happen.
After rave reviews from last year’s meal, we’re staying the course, with Urban Prairie Cuisine offering following menu:

NOTE – While the buffet options accommodate vegetarians, we ask you to contact us at the office if you have food allergies we should be aware of or if you would like to request a vegan dinner, which Urban Prairie will also provide.
Finally, to ensure we’re awarding those most deserving of recognition, please take the time to nominate an Athlete, Coach, Volunteer or Official you feel is deserving of celebration!
November 2023
Annual Race Director Meeting
Triathlon Manitoba’s annual Race Director meeting will take place on Sunday, November 26th at 1:00 pm.
This meeting is intended for existing and aspiring race directors, giving an opportunity to set the calendar for the upcoming season; deliver updates on recent rule changes and discuss ways to strengthen our sport.
If you’re keen to have an idea of what the 2024 Race Calendar will look like, here’s what we did in 2023. We expect most will carry over and hope to add a few additional events and programs for newcomers to the sport.
Agenda and Supporting Slideshow
If you’re interested in attending, please contact the office.
January 2024
Kids Program Bring-a-Friend Event
Pan Am Pool is closed for a swim meet, so let’s have some fun!
Our Kids Program heads to the Exchange District on January 13th, trading run/swim for bike/run workouts to make the most of a day without pool access.
The event will include warm-ups, races and challenges all focused on biking and running. We’ll use the indoor track and spin bikes available at the Sport Manitoba Fitness Centre.
NOTE – Minimum saddle height for the bikes is 680mm from top of saddle to the pedal at its low point
OTHER NOTE – If you don’t have a friend currently in the Kids Program, but still want to take part, please get in touch and we’ll get you involved.
This workout will take place at the Sport MB Fitness Centre, at 145 Pacific Avenue, which has indoor parking at the facility. Registrants are asked to check-in between 5:30 and 5:45 pm, to give time to organize and change, with our event starting at 6:00 pm.
More information on the TriMB Kids Program can be found HERE.

Intro to Triathlon Swimming
SOLD OUT for 2024
A new program for 2024, designed to get athletes on the start line for their first Triathlon event.
This 10-week program is designed to build form, fitness and confidence – taking athletes from bobbing to propelling. At the end of the 10 weeks, each athlete should be ready to graduate their training to the standard TriMB Swim Program or another Masters swim program.
Program workouts will take place Monday and Wednesday evenings, from 8:00 – 9:00 pm. Workouts run from Monday, January 15 to Wednesday, March 20, 2024.
Program spaces are limited to only 15 swimmers – to ensure that each athlete has lots of support from our coaching staff.
NOTE – Our number one question from athletes about this program is what is the pre-requisite swim level??
This program is not intended as a ‘learn to swim’ program. All swimmers should be able to swim 100m without stopping before starting the program. Put another way – you should be able to pass the test to enter the deep end at any public pool. That doesn’t need to be a beautiful freestyle swim stroke (that’s where the program coaches can help), but our coaches are meant to be there helping you improve your form and efficiency, not to rescue anyone.
Note – Admission to the pool is included in the registration.

Women’s Duathlon #1
One of our most popular pre-season events, with a great, supportive atmosphere and prizes for a fun overall experience. These races are ideal for newcomers looking to try out our sport in a safe and supportive (and warm) environment. There are two identical events, four weeks apart. Sign up for one or both to see your progress.
Distances:
1k Run / 8k Bike / 1k Run
OR
2k Run / 12k Bike / 2k Run
Race 1 – Saturday, January 20th
Race 2 – Saturday, February 17th
Each Run will take place on the indoor track at the Sport MB Fitness Centre.
The Bike portion will be completed on stationary bikes provided by the facility.
Though these events are named the Women’s Duathlon Series, we invite people of various gender identities and expressions who want to experience our sport in a safe and supportive environment. The minimum age to participate is 12 years old. There is no maximum age!
Event entry is $25 for TriMB members or $35 without a membership.
REGISTER
Races will take place at the Sport MB Fitness Centre, at 145 Pacific Avenue, which has indoor parking at the facility. Registrants are asked to check-in between 5:30 and 5:45 pm, with the first race starting at 6:00 pm.
CLICK HERE for additional information for what to expect on race day and possible relay options.

Manitoba Games Clinic #1
On the Road to Dauphin for the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games
2024 sees the return of Manitoba Summer Games hosted in Dauphin, MB from August 11th to 17th.
The Triathlon events will be held at Riding Mountain National Park on August 15th & 16th. Athletes born between 2009 and 2014 will be eligible, with plenty of opportunities to qualify at eight planned events over the next twelve months, including these three opportunities at winter clinics across the province.
Athlete’s looking to qualify for the Games can do so through participation in the following events, one of which should be a Kids of Steel Race:
– 2023 Peace Garden Duathlon
– 2023 Riding Mountain Triathlon
– At least three Triathlon Clinics held during the 2023-24 winter season (These Clinics!!)
– 2024 Triple Threat Triathlon
– 2024 St.Malo Triathlon
Here is the list of Clinics we’ve planned for the 2024 Winter Season:
Kids MB Games Clinic #1 – Saturday, January 27th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #2 – Saturday, February 10th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #3 – Saturday, March 23rd – Stride Place, Portage la Prairie (TBC)
Our MB Games Coaches and a few special guests will lead the kids through 90 minutes of activity and racing. The event will include warm-ups, races and challenges all focused on whatever combination of swimming, biking and running each facility permits.
For this first clinic on January 27th, we’ll use the indoor track and spin bikes available at the Sport Manitoba Fitness Centre.
NOTE – Minimum saddle height for the bikes is 680mm from top of saddle to the pedal at its low point
Cost – $20 registration, which includes an annual Triathlon Manitoba Membership, which can be used any of the nine other Kid’s events this season.
If you already have a TriMB Membership, the cost is only $10
This event will take place at the Sport MB Fitness Centre, at 145 Pacific Avenue, which has indoor parking at the facility. Registrants are asked to check-in between 5:30 and 5:45 pm, with the workout starting at 6:00 pm.
Full details on Manitoba Games qualification, including the Expression of Interest form, can be found on our MB Games Page.

February 2024
Beat the Cold Winter Triathlon
The Event
For the last five years, the wildest Winnipeggers have beaten the cold so others don’t have to.
Everyone involved is excited to welcome you onto Winnipeg’s amazing river trails at The Forks this February. The race will include a 5 kilometre run, bike and skate, with registration options for individuals and relay teams. Join us in all your layers, with all your friends, and help raise funds for 1JustCity and their emergency overnight shelter, Just a Warm Sleep.
Click the registration link below for additional race information on registration fees and race-day schedule.
The Cause
Your participation (100% of the profits) will help support 1JustCity’s overnight emergency warming centre, Just a Warm Sleep.
Every night from November through March, Just a Warm Sleep invites people experiencing homelessness into Oak Table to get a safe, warm sleep. This program supports up to 30 people experiencing homelessness nightly.
Beat the Cold is presented by 1JustCity and TriFactor Triathlon Club.
Multi-Sport Program
One of Manitoba’s Best Sports Programs is Back and Better Than Ever!!
First launched in 2019, our Multi-Sport Program partnered with Speed Skating, Cross-Country Ski and Cycling to provide exposure to four different endurance sports over four months of programming.
For 2024, we’ve made the program better in two ways:
– A Fifth Sport and fifth month of training has been added to the mix
– We’ve expanded the age range so the program is now offered to Teens and Adults too!
Here are all the details:
Goal: Provide participants with introductory exposure to a variety of sport for life and endurance training activities, opening the door to cross training opportunities for potential multi-sport athletes.
Delivery: Program delivery will involve five periods, each assigned to a specific sport as follows:
- Speed Skating at Susan Auch Oval – February 10, 17 and 24
- Cross-Country Skiing / Biathlon at WPNC – March 2, 9 and 16
- Rowing at WRC (13+ age groups) OR
Athletics at U of M (8-12 year olds) – April 6, 13 and 20 - Cycling (Mountain Bike) at Bison Butte – April 27, May 11 and 18
- Triathlon (duathlon) at Birds Hill Park – May 25, June 1 and 8
Workouts will take place on Saturday mornings, in three sessions as follows:
- 18+ age group – 9:00 to 10:00 am
- 8 – 12 age group – 10:15 to 11:15 am
- 13 – 17 age group – 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Equipment: Program participants will need to have continued access to a mountain bike (in good working condition) and certified helmet for this program. It is also important they have suitable clothing for outdoor exercise during the winter months.
Equipment requirements for each phase will be as follows:
- Speed Skating – Helmet and appropriate clothing.
Skates will be provided for those that don’t have their own. - Cross-Country Skiing & Biathlon – Appropriate clothing.
Skis, boots, and poles will be provided for those that don’t have their own. Biathlon shooting equipment is provided for all. - Rowing / Athletics – Appropriate clothing and footwear. Rowing equipment and Track and Field equipment will all be provided.
- Mountain Biking – Appropriate clothing, helmet and mountain bike.
- Duathlon – Appropriate clothing, helmet and mountain, road or hybrid bike.

Registration Options & Pricing
| Jan 25 to Jan 31 | Feb 1 to Feb 8 | |
| 8-12 Year Old Athletes | $160.00 | $180.00 |
| 13-17 Year Old Athletes | $160.00 | $180.00 |
| Adult Athletes 18+ | $160.00 | $180.00 |
Note: Financial assistance for this program may be available for those on a reduced income or from marginalized groups. If you believe you may qualify for such assistance, please contact us from one of the websites below
Manitoba Games Clinic #2
On the Road to Dauphin for the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games
2024 sees the return of Manitoba Summer Games hosted in Dauphin, MB from August 11th to 17th.
The Triathlon events will be held at Riding Mountain National Park on August 15th & 16th. Athletes born between 2009 and 2014 will be eligible, with plenty of opportunities to qualify at eight planned events over the next twelve months, including these three opportunities at winter clinics across the province.
Athlete’s looking to qualify for the Games can do so through participation in the following events, one of which should be a Kids of Steel Race:
– 2023 Peace Garden Duathlon
– 2023 Riding Mountain Triathlon
– At least three Triathlon Clinics held during the 2023-24 winter season (These Clinics!!)
– 2024 Triple Threat Triathlon
– 2024 St.Malo Triathlon
Here is the list of Clinics we’ve planned for the 2024 Winter Season:
Kids MB Games Clinic #1 – Saturday, January 27th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #2 – Saturday, February 10th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #3 – Saturday, March 23rd – Stride Place, Portage la Prairie (TBC)
Our MB Games Coaches and a few special guests will lead the kids through 90 minutes of activity and racing. The event will include warm-ups, races and challenges all focused on whatever combination of swimming, biking and running each facility permits.
For this second clinic on February 10th, we’ll use the indoor track and spin bikes available at the Sport Manitoba Fitness Centre.
NOTE – Minimum saddle height for the bikes is 680mm from top of saddle to the pedal at its low point
Cost – $20 registration, which includes an annual Triathlon Manitoba Membership, which can be used any of the nine other Kid’s events this season.
If you already have a TriMB Membership, the cost is only $10
Full details on Manitoba Games qualification, including the Expression of Interest form, can be found on our MB Games Page.

Women’s Duathlon #2
One of our most popular pre-season events, with a great, supportive atmosphere and prizes for a fun overall experience. These races are ideal for newcomers looking to try out our sport in a safe and supportive (and warm) environment. There are two identical events, four weeks apart. Sign up for one or both to see your progress.
Distances:
1k Run / 8k Bike / 1k Run
OR
2k Run / 12k Bike / 2k Run
Race 1 – Saturday, January 20
Race 2 – Saturday, February 17
Each Run will take place on the indoor track at the Sport MB Fitness Centre.
The Bike portion will be completed on stationary bikes provided by the facility.
Though these events are named the Women’s Duathlon Series, we invite people of various gender identities and expressions who want to experience our sport in a safe and supportive environment. The minimum age to participate is 12 years old. There is no maximum age!
Event entry is $25 for TriMB members or $35 without a membership.
REGISTER
Races will take place at the Sport MB Fitness Centre, at 145 Pacific Avenue, which has indoor parking at the facility. Registrants are asked to check-in between 5:30 and 5:45 pm, with the first race starting at 6:00 pm.
CLICK HERE for additional information for what to expect on race day and possible relay options.

Winnipeg Indoor Triathlon
TriMB is excited to partner with the University of Manitoba for a third year of Indoor Triathlon!
A different type of racing, designed to challenge new and experienced triathletes, while making it easier than ever to take the start line.
Held on Saturday, February 24th, the race format is simple — swim, bike & run for a set amount of time as indicated below. The farther you go within the time, the more points you score! Races will be held in waves of a maximum of 12 participants per wave. Wave start times will be communicated after registration closes.
Adult Long Course – 15min Swim / 20min Bike / 15min Run
Adult Short Course – 10min Swim / 15min Bike / 10min Run
Youth/Junior Course – 10min Swim / 15min Bike / 10min Run
All racing takes place indoors at the U of M facility, with swimming in the Joyce Fromson Pool, before bike (stationary bikes are provided) and run at the Jim Daley Fieldhouse at Max Bell Centre. Your swim laps will be counted, the bike computer will provide your distance and your running laps will be counted. Transition is simple and stress free. A set amount of time is provided to everyone to transition from the pool to bike (15 minutes), and bike to run (5 minutes) at the same time. No one gets left behind!
Being fast or slow only matters to you – everyone swims, bikes, and runs for the same amount of time. You can tear up the course and try to set a PD, or take it easy at your open pace.
NOTE 1 – When registering, select “Indoor Triathlon” from the first menu, then scroll down and click search to load the Triathlon registration options
March 2024
Indoor Duathlon for All
Come One Come All, to the Triathlon Manitoba’s Indoor Duathlon for All
Whether you’re new to the sport, looking to get back in or just bored with winter, our Indoor Duathlon is for you! This is a multisport event that is great for athletes of all abilities, consisting of a run, bike, run, with two race distances to choose from, so you pick the challenge that is right for you.
Distances:
1k Run / 8k Bike / 1k Run
OR
2k Run / 12k Bike / 2k Run
Saturday, March 9
Each Run will take place on the indoor track at the Sport MB Fitness Centre.
The Bike portion will be completed on stationary bikes provided by the facility.
Our Duathlon for All event builds on the successful Women’s Duathlon Series and is open to people of any gender identity or expression who want to experience our sport in a safe and supportive environment. The minimum age to participate is 12 years old. There is no maximum age!
Event entry is $25 for TriMB members or $35 without a membership.
Races will take place at the Sport MB Fitness Centre, at 145 Pacific Avenue, which has indoor parking at the facility. Registrants are asked to check-in between 5:30 and 5:45 pm, with the first races starting at 6:00 pm.
Manitoba Games Clinic #3
On the Road to Dauphin for the 2024 Manitoba Summer Games
2024 sees the return of Manitoba Summer Games hosted in Dauphin, MB from August 11th to 17th.
The Triathlon events will be held at Riding Mountain National Park on August 15th & 16th. Athletes born between 2009 and 2014 will be eligible, with plenty of opportunities to qualify at eight planned events over the next twelve months, including these three opportunities at winter clinics across the province.
Athlete’s looking to qualify for the Games can do so through participation in the following events, one of which should be a Kids of Steel Race:
– 2023 Peace Garden Duathlon
– 2023 Riding Mountain Triathlon
– Triathlon Clinics held during the 2023-24 winter season (These Clinics!!)
– 2024 Triple Threat Triathlon
– 2024 St.Malo Triathlon
Here is the list of Clinics we’ve planned for the 2024 Winter Season:
Kids MB Games Clinic #1 – Saturday, January 27th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #2 – Saturday, February 10th – Sport MB Fitness Centre, Winnipeg
Kids MB Games Clinic #3 – Saturday, March 23rd – Stride Place, Portage la Prairie
Our MB Games Coaches and a few special guests will lead the kids through 90 minutes of activity and racing. The event will include warm-ups, races and challenges all focused on whatever combination of swimming, biking and running each facility permits.
This third clinic on March 23rd will take place from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Stride Place in Portage la Prairie – 245 Royal Rd S, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3C5.
Cost – $20 registration, which includes an annual Triathlon Manitoba Membership, which can be used any of the nine other Kid’s events this season.
If you already have a TriMB Membership, the cost is only $10
Full details on Manitoba Games qualification, including the Expression of Interest form, can be found on our MB Games Page.

April 2024
Patrick Riddell April Run Series – Race 1
Kick off your spring racing in 2024 with three weeks of racing at the April Run Series!
Welcome to the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s. Sign up for the 2 km fun run series, the 5 km series, or the 5-10-15 km build series. The races are on Sunday April 7th, 14th and 21st.
Dates & Distances
Race 1: Sunday April 7 – 2km, 5km
Race 2: Sunday April 14 – 2km, 5km, 10km
Race 3: Sunday April 21 – 2km, 5km, 15km
The April Run Series – An MTC Fundraiser
The Manitoba Triathlon Centre is excited to host the annual April Run Series in Assiniboine Park each year as our primary club fundraiser. Proceeds from the race help offset program costs such as equipment, facilities and travel. The Manitoba Triathlon Centre program offers training for youth, junior and U23 athletes looking to develop their triathlon skills and compete at an elite level. Athletes who got their start in the MTC program include recent Olympians Tyler Mislawchuk and Sarah-Anne Brault.
Volunteer Sign Up for Race 1 or Send an Email to Volunteer
MRA Series Awards
Results from the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s count towards the Manitoba Runners Association Youth Series and Classic Series.


Just Tri It Program
A Beginner Triathlon Program for Women
Join us for Fun, Fitness and Friendship!
The Just Tri It program is an encouraging and supportive group that wants to help you lead a fun, healthy life. You do not need to be an athlete – you just need the courage to ‘Tri’ it! ALL shapes and abilities are welcome. Bring your positive ‘I’ll Tri It’ attitude and our program leaders will help guide you towards your goals.
Meet new friends or convince your co-worker, friend, sister, or mom to join you. Spots are limited to 20 participants to ensure everyone has lots of support from our coaches – so register early!
This 11-week program runs from April 8th to June 22nd and includes:
- 3 sessions per week, one of each swimming, biking, and running
- Swim sessions: Monday 8:30 – 9:30pm, YMCA Winnipeg West, 3550 Portage Ave (no practice on May 20th as it is Victoria Day)
- Bike sessions: Thursday 7:00 – 8:00pm, various locations around the city
- Run / Speaker sessions: Wednesday 7:00 – 8:30pm, meet at Big Sky Run Co, 194 Tache Ave
- Speaker sessions will typically be grouped with our runs, but bike and swim specific talks may be scheduled with those workouts instead.
- Speaker talks will be recorded and available to those who miss a session, to keep you motivated and educated along the way
- Kick-off event happens Monday April 8, then we are off for our first swim
- Start-up swag bag (swim caps, coupons and a bunch of information)
- Tech t-shirts in time for race day
- Special discounts at local stores and select races
- 2024 Triathlon Manitoba & Triathlon Canada Annual Memberships
- Program value is over $600
Registration fees for JUST TRI-IT 2024: $300
- price includes an annual TriMB membership
- if you’re already a member, you’ll save a little
Requirements:
- Women ages 18+
- Ability to walk for 30 minutes, without stopping (we are NOT talking power-walk here)
- Ability to swim 25ft (using any stroke, including doggy-paddle … similar to what you would have to do to be allowed to swim in the deep-end of a public pool)
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If you have any questions, please email .

Patrick Riddell April Run Series – Race 2
Kick off your spring racing in 2024 with three weeks of racing at the April Run Series!
Welcome to the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s. Sign up for the 2 km fun run series, the 5 km series, or the 5-10-15 km build series. The races are on Sunday April 7th, 14th and 21st.
Dates & Distances
Race 1: Sunday April 7 – 2km, 5km
Race 2: Sunday April 14 – 2km, 5km, 10km
Race 3: Sunday April 21 – 2km, 5km, 15km
The April Run Series – An MTC Fundraiser
The Manitoba Triathlon Centre is excited to host the annual April Run Series in Assiniboine Park each year as our primary club fundraiser. Proceeds from the race help offset program costs such as equipment, facilities and travel. The Manitoba Triathlon Centre program offers training for youth, junior and U23 athletes looking to develop their triathlon skills and compete at an elite level. Athletes who got their start in the MTC program include recent Olympians Tyler Mislawchuk and Sarah-Anne Brault.
Volunteer Sign Up for Race 2 or Send an Email to Volunteer
MRA Series Awards
Results from the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s count towards the Manitoba Runners Association Youth Series and Classic Series.


Patrick Riddell April Run Series – Race 3
Kick off your spring racing in 2024 with three weeks of racing at the April Run Series!
Welcome to the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s. Sign up for the 2 km fun run series, the 5 km series, or the 5-10-15 km build series. The races are on Sunday April 7th, 14th and 21st.
Dates & Distances
Race 1: Sunday April 7 – 2km, 5km
Race 2: Sunday April 14 – 2km, 5km, 10km
Race 3: Sunday April 21 – 2km, 5km, 15km
The April Run Series – An MTC Fundraiser
The Manitoba Triathlon Centre is excited to host the annual April Run Series in Assiniboine Park each year as our primary club fundraiser. Proceeds from the race help offset program costs such as equipment, facilities and travel. The Manitoba Triathlon Centre program offers training for youth, junior and U23 athletes looking to develop their triathlon skills and compete at an elite level. Athletes who got their start in the MTC program include recent Olympians Tyler Mislawchuk and Sarah-Anne Brault.
Volunteer Sign Up for Race 3 or Send an Email to Volunteer
MRA Series Awards
Results from the Patrick Riddell April Run Series p/b Sobey’s count towards the Manitoba Runners Association Youth Series and Classic Series.


2024 Officials Clinic
May 2024
The Everything You Need to Know About Cycling Clinic
Whatever you want to know about cycling, we have you covered!
Our goal for this clinic is to pass along hard-earned knowledge, covering what we feel are three of the most important / impactful areas of cycling, to get you and your bike through training and onto the start line in shape to succeed. Here’s what we’ll cover:
Basic Bike Maintenance – Safe Cycling in Traffic – Performance for Racing
Basic Bike Maintenance – 9:00 am
We’ll start with the most important lesson for any cyclist – How to Change a Flat Tire. You’ll have the chance to get hands-on, understand the keys to success and challenges to be overcome. We’ll follow that up with a mini-lesson on shifting & braking, so that even if you can’t fix what’s happening, you can at least communicate the issue to a repair shop.
Cycling in Traffic – 10:00 am
As much as we might think that getting touched by the weeds is the scariest part of triathlon – training in traffic surely is. The good news is that our Executive Director earned two decades of experience working in Road Safety, specifically cycling safety for the last seven years, before coming to Triathlon Manitoba, so he’ll share global best practice for how to interact with traffic and keep you and your friends safe on Manitoba’s roads and highways.
The lesson will cover a cyclist’s positioning on roads, position through corners and turns, how to make a lane change when needed (as an individual or group) and other tips to interact and influence traffic in effective ways to get through your training.
Performance for Racing – 11:00 am
Our sport has tons of gadgets – for training, for racing, for recovery, for anything. Many of the most expensive gadgets are related to the cycling portion of triathlon, but you don’t have to spend $$$$($?) on a bike and race wheels to excel on the bike course. Even worse, it’s possible to spend big money and actually make yourself slower or less capable on the bike if you make the wrong decisions. The final part of our bike clinic will review some of the best ways to gain performance as well as the most common errors to avoid, but most importantly, we’ll have lots of opportunity for questions and answers from everyone in attendance.
What else
Sure some of us might already be happy enough to sit around and talk about bikes for a few hours, but wouldn’t we be happier still with snacks too? TriMB will bring in some coffee urns, a few trays of cinnamon buns from Tall Grass and other snacks to make sure everyone leaves this clinic ready to ride!
You’re welcome to attend one portion of the clinic, two portions or all three. Given the date, you’re also welcome to attend as your favourite Star Wars character (though any Trekkies will be asked to leave immediately).
The Clinic cost is $5 for Triathlon Manitoba Members (and also a good reminder to Renew Your Membership if you haven’t already) and free for members of our Sanctioned Clubs (club leaders have coupon codes to waive fees). Non-members are welcome to attend too, but with a $10 registration fee.
Find the Right Questions – Share the Right Answers – Prepare for Your Best Rides

Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series – Race 1
Gear up towards Summer with Duathlons in May
One of Canada’s longest running multisport series, the Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series returns for 2024.
Whether you’re taking your first steps into the sport or a seasoned vet getting ready for big summer goals, the chance to challenge yourself on Tuesday nights is a perfect way to start the outdoor season!!
Races take place across three Tuesdays in May:
Week 1 – Tuesday, May 14 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 2 – Tuesday, May 21 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 3 – Tuesday, May 28 – Dirt Du at Birds Hill Equestrian Ranch
Each week, there are four events to choose from, catering to all age levels:

Registration costs of only $15 for kids and $30 for adults, it’s never been easier to get into racing. All you need is a bike, helmet and running shoes and your Tuesday evenings in May can be the start of an amazing summer.
NOTE – Registration will be ONLINE ONLY, no walk-ups, so please click the link below to take part.
REGISTER
Races take place at the East Beach Parking Lot at Birds Hill Park, with the following schedule for each evening:
5:00 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Open
6:15 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Close
6:30 pm – Pre-Race Meeting for all distances
6:45 pm – Tikes & Trikes
6:55 pm – Kids Short Race Begins
7:15 pm – Adult Event Begins
7:17 pm – Kids Long Race Begins
Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series – Race 2
Gear up towards Summer with Duathlons in May
One of Canada’s longest running multisport series, the Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series returns for 2024.
Whether you’re taking your first steps into the sport or a seasoned vet getting ready for big summer goals, the chance to challenge yourself on Tuesday nights is a perfect way to start the outdoor season!!
Races take place across three Tuesdays in May:
Week 1 – Tuesday, May 14 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 2 – Tuesday, May 21 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 3 – Tuesday, May 28 – Dirt Du at Birds Hill Equestrian Ranch
Each week, there are four events to choose from, catering to all age levels:

The Adult Short event on May 21 will serve as a Qualifier for the 2025 Sprint Duathlon World Championship.
Registration costs of only $15 for kids and $30 for adults, it’s never been easier to get into racing. All you need is a bike, helmet and running shoes and your Tuesday evenings in May can be the start of an amazing summer.
NOTE – Registration will be ONLINE ONLY, no walk-ups, so please click the link below to take part.
REGISTER
To be eligible for World Championship Qualification in the Sprint Duathlon event, you must complete an Expression of Interest PRIOR to the event on May 21. That expression must be submitted within three weeks prior to the event using the link below.
Races take place at the East Beach Parking Lot at Birds Hill Park, with the following schedule for each evening:
5:00 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Open
6:15 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Close
6:30 pm – Pre-Race Meeting for all distances
6:45 pm – Tikes & Trikes
6:55 pm – Kids Short Race Begins
7:15 pm – Adult Event Begins
7:17 pm – Kids Long Race Begins
Triathlon Tune-ups
Triathlon Manitoba continues its “Intro to Triathlon” series with two weeks of tune-up workouts, to have you prepared for summer events.
What’s Involved?
- The coached sessions will include swim, bike, run and transition practice to prepare you for the season ahead
- Each portion of the clinic will be led by experienced and qualified triathlon coaches and / or officials
- As an introductory event, we’ll happily accommodate any pace for the activities
- Two 90-minute sessions will take place on Saturdays May 25 & June 1
- Sessions will take place from 9:00am to 10:30am each week
- Workouts will be held at the East Beach parking lot at Birds Hill Park (map below)
- Note that not all workout time will be active, some will be discussion (rules / pacing / nutrition) amongst the activities
Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series – Dirt Du
Gear up towards Summer with Duathlons in May
One of Canada’s longest running multisport series, the Birds Hill Duathlon in the Park Series returns for 2024.
Whether you’re taking your first steps into the sport or a seasoned vet getting ready for big summer goals, the chance to challenge yourself on Tuesday nights is a perfect way to start the outdoor season!!
Races take place across three Tuesdays in May:
Week 1 – Tuesday, May 14 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 2 – Tuesday, May 21 – Standard Du at East Beach Parking Lot
Week 3 – Tuesday, May 28 – Dirt Du at Birds Hill Equestrian Ranch
Each week, there are various events to choose from, catering to all age levels.
May 28th event is a Dirt Duathlon, allowing competitors a chance to race through the trees and along the trails at Birds Hill Park.

Registration costs of only $15 for kids and $30 for adults, it’s never been easier to get into racing. All you need is a bike, helmet and running shoes and your Tuesday evenings in May can be the start of an amazing summer.
NOTE – Registration will be ONLINE ONLY, no walk-ups, so please click the link below to take part.
REGISTER
To be eligible for World Championship Qualification in the Sprint Duathlon event, you must complete an Expression of Interest PRIOR to the event on May 21. That expression must be submitted within the three weeks prior to the event – a link to do so will be added to this page from May 1 onward.
Races take place at the East Beach Parking Lot at Birds Hill Park, with the following schedule for each evening:
5:00 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Open
6:15 pm – Transition & Race Kit Pick-up Close
6:30 pm – Pre-Race Meeting for all distances
6:45 pm – Tikes & Trikes
6:55 pm – Kids Short Race Begins
7:15 pm – Adult Event Begins
7:17 pm – Kids Long Race Begins


















