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Swim Course (600 yards)
- Course is Triangular. Bouys stay on your right.
- The start of the swim will be on the beach and the course will be marked with buoys.
- Warm up swimming will be allowed only after the lifeguards have arrived at the beach area.
- Swim caps are mandatory and will be provided in your race packet. The cap color signifies what swim wave you will start in.
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- If you experience trouble during the swim, wave your arm in the air. Lifeguards will be positioned in boats along the swim course.
- Athletes may rest on boats without disqualification. If you are unable to complete the swim, you must take off your chip and turn it into a race official before leaving the swim area. An athlete who does not complete the swim may continue the race as long as they have taken off their chip and turned it in. These athletes will not be scored.
- Wetsuits will be allowed as per USA Triathlon rules. Swim goggles are recommended.
- Swim clockwise, always keeping the buoys on your right
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Bike Course (13 Miles)
Description:
- Mostly flat with some rolling hills. Mile 9 has a good climb at around 3-4%.
- Absolutely no bike riding within the transition area. Bikes must be walked or run through this area.
- The bike course is open to traffic. Please stay to your right on the roadways. Volunteers and police officers will be monitoring the course.
- Drafting on the bike course is not allowed. Race officials will be monitoring the course.
- Bikes must be placed back on racks before beginning run segment
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Run Course (5K or 3.1 miles)
Description:
- The 5k run will take place on the road inside the park. The course is open to traffic.
- Course is an Out and Back with rolling hills throughout.
- Gatorade/Water at 1st and 2nd miles.
- Markers at every half mile.
- Runners must wear their race number on front when crossing the finish line.
- Water will be available at every mile of the run course.
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