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British Triathlon Gold Pin Awards celebrated at Swansea dinner
16 British Triathlon Gold Pin Awards were given out at a dinner held as part of this weekend’s World Triathlon Para Series Swansea.
Read StoryAward Winning Volunteers
Volunteers are the backbone of our sport, whether it’s setting up events, coaching, officiating or helping organise club sessions, we wouldn’t have triathlon without them.
Read StorySelby teenager second youngest triathlon coach in Britain
Alana Reveley made her dream come true earlier this year by completing British Triathlon’s coaching qualification to become the Yorkshire’s youngest triathlon coach at just 15 years old.
Read StoryFrom athlete to head coach
A successful athlete in her own right, Vicky Johnston is now helping shape the future of Welsh triathletes as Welsh Triathlon’s Pathway Head Coach.
Read StoryCoaching the next step in a 30-year triathlon journey
After first discovering triathlon in the 1980s, James Lafferty followed his passion for the sport by embarking on a coaching career with his local club.
Read StorySports come together for clean water
Seven national governing bodies of water-based sports have announced they’re coming together to form an alliance calling for clean open water across the UK.
Read StoryFrom Addiction to Leader
After years of battling addiction, Connor Shannon is now supporting others on their recovery journey as a Swim Bike Run Leader, though the charity he founded – Addicts to Athletes.
Read StoryBritish Championships 2024: Your Official Guide
Each year thousands of British Triathlon Home Nation Members compete across the country in various disciplines to become British Champion and 2024 is no different. With eight British Championships up for grabs, including two para accessible events, there is something for everyone.
Read StoryBritish Triathlon updates safeguarding guidance for clubs and coaches working with children and young people
British Triathlon has contacted all its clubs and coaches in the last few weeks to advise them of its new guidance when working with children and young people.
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