How to join a triathlon program?
Where to enroll for a triathlon program?
I have
seen several triathlons even for the last few months. If I am amazed on how
this man and woman do it, I was more amazed when I saw kids as young as 3 years
old; do it. Just imagine seeing them swim, bike and run; I was wondering how
they do it.
All this
question have been answered when I attended an event that was launched last
week at Earth Kitchen, BGC
Through this
event, we were introduced to the triathlon program .
For starter,
please be informed that everyone is welcome to this program and if you are
wondering if you can afford the program,
I would like to inform you that it was not as costly as others think it is
For just
3,500.00 you can avail of the program. Yes, you can swim, bike and run, and the
fee is good for one month and not just week. All is possible if you want to
join, there is no need for expensive gadget just as long as you want to learn
and this time you will learn from the best.
Top coach launches triathlon program for all
One of the
country’s top triathlon coaches, Jojo Macalintal, will launch a curriculum for
beginner, intermediate and advance triathletes in a bid to complement the
country’s campaign to send Filipino triathletes to future Olympic Games.
There will be
a three-month program for each category where participants are prepared
according to their fitness levels, Macalintal, owner and founder of Trimac
Coaching, announced during the launch of the program at Earth Kitchen in
Bonifacio Global City on Friday.
The program
begins on April 4 at the AS parking lot in at the University of the Philippines
Diliman in Quezon City.
Popularly
known in the triathlon community as Coach Jomac, Macalintal has 18 years of
experience in triathlon coaching and competition. Coach Jomac has been in every
nook and cranny of the sport as competitor, coach and organizer.
‘‘As local
triathlon grows, Trimac would like to extend its knowledge to help provide
solid basic skills and hone talents,’’ Macalintal said during the press launch.
Macalintal has coached scores of triathletes in all levels and ages -- from
beginners to elite and national athletes and from youngsters to seniors.
The program
can accommodate affiliated and non-affiliated triathletes who wish to improve.
Assisted by a pool of coaches, Macalintal will not only train beginners and
turn them into triathletes; he will also train triathletes to be more
competitive.
‘‘Anyone can
be a triathlete. Kids, students, housewives and mothers, and office workers and
even whole families who aim just to be physically fit can swim, bike and run
any distance, from sprints and mini-sprints to Olympic and Ironman distances
under a good triathlon coach with a good program,''Macalintal said.
If they wish
to, trainees may qualify as members of Team Trimac, one of the oldest and most
active triathlon teams in the country.
Macalintal is
certified as coach by the International Triathlon Union (ITU) and was selected
Coach of the Year twice, in 2011 and 2012, by the swimbikerun.ph,
the country’s most popular multisport website. His team Trimac was Triathlon
Team of the Year in 2011 and his program continues to churn out top-level
age-group and elite and youth triathletes.
Also a
certified spinning and TRX instructor, Macalintal also turned promising youths
into national pool triathletes under the pioneering Trimac Kids program.
Currently, he oversees the grassroots Batang Tri program, which trains poor but
promising youths under the sponsorship of Seafood Island with the support of
other sponsors like Brooks Running.
Trimac
Coaching hopes to help a lot of newcomers at the sport with this program. After
observing the impressive performances of youngsters in the IronKids part of the
recent Century Tuna Ironman 70.3 Triathlon in Subic last weekend, Macalintal
said it won’t be long before the country’s ever-growing triathlon community
will produce a competitor who will compete in the Olympic Games.
Interested
applicants can contact us through 09158947693 or at 09778236529 or drop a
message to Coach Jojo Macalintal at Facebook.
Corporate
supporters of the program are Brooks, TYR, Gu Gels, Apotheca, KLEAN and Unilab
Active Health.
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