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standard distance triathlon - 1.5K Swim, 40K Bike & 10K run
Equipment: ,  swim caps (supplied at Reg), Wet suits (Unless SANCTIONED BY orgaNISERS) and cycle helmets are obligatory

Heb Tri challenges people to take part in standard triathlon distances of 1.5km swim, 40km cycle & 10 km run on the scenic west side of Lewis, in the Western Isles of Scotland. There's the option of entering as an individual or as a team of 2 (swimmer plus cyclist/runner combination only) 

Registration & Stage 1 - Swim

The base and registration point for the event will be the Shawbost Old School Community Centre (HS2 9BQ) just across the road from the new Shawbost School. This will also be the transition point from bike to run and the Finish for the event.

Registration is from 9am to 10am. There will be a short safety briefing at 10 prior to minibus taking all competitors to the swim venue.

The 1.5km swim section starts and finishes from the west side of Loch an Duna in Bragar on the A858 main road 2K from the Community Centre. It consists of 3 x 500m laps of a triangle course which will be marked at each turn by 1.5m high marker buoys.
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Stage 2 - Bike

The 41K bike stage is on an out and back course which takes a left out of the swim/bike transition area at Loch an Duna and follows  the main A858 road  for 22K, before turning right at the junction leading to the Callanish Stones .

Just before the visitors centre the course takes a right up a short sharp hill skirting the Stones and follows the village road down to the right and back onto the A858.

From there its a left turn and a 19K retrace on the main road back down to the Shawbost Community Centre for the transition onto the run section.
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Stage 3 - Run

Leaving the Centre the 10K run heads east on the A858 road towards Barvas for the first 4K before taking a left onto the North Bragar village road.

It continues on the inner village roads through North and South Bragar before turning left just before 7K  to rejoin the main A858 road and a right turn just before 8K for the final stretch back to the finish at the Shawbost community Centre..
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            The Western Isles Triathlon Club is a non-profit organisation whose aims and objectives are:
  • • To offer coaching and competitive racing opportunities in triathlon, duathlon and aquathlon
  • • To promote the club within the local community and triathlon community
  • • To ensure a duty of care to all members of the club
  • • To provide all its services in a way that is fair to everyone and in line with our equity policy and that of Triathlon Scotland
  • • To ensure that all present and future members receive fair and equal treatment
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