Welcome to the RNTri Website
The RNTri Website is the main means of disseminating information to all members, or future members, of the RN Triathlon Association.
The Aim of the RN Triathlon Association is to run an efficient and successful Club for the maximum benefit of all club members.
The Objectives of the Club are:
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To win Inter-service mens and ladies Olympic distance team (Open, Veteran and Ladies) events |
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To promote membership at all levels and encourage active participation throughout the Club |
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Foster an improved team spirit and corporate identity |
Sponsorship
RN Tri is sponsored by PAX Personal Accident Insurance:
RN Tri is also supported by:
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If you would like to sponsor RN Tri please contact the Club Secretary.
Latest News from RNTri
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Triple IM UK Race Report by Scott Markham |
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Message from the Treasurer: I have now arranged with the Bank to change the Account name of the RNETA. With immediate effect, all cheques (Kit, Membership etc) should be made payable to RNTA |
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IM UK Race Report by Graham Florey and Race Report by Simon Day |
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IM Switzerland Race Report by Lt Chris Wilcox |
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London Hyde Park Tri Race Report by Maj Charlie Pennington |
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RN Tri Champs - 30 Jun 2010 - Race Results! |
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Shropshire Tri Race Report by Maj Charlie Pennington RM |
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Lake Bala Tri Race Report by Maj Charlie Pennington RM |
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Little Beaver Tri Race Report by Maj Charlie Pennington |
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East Grinstead Triathlon Race Report by Maj Charlie Pennington |
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2010 RM Tri Rec Travel Races LM |
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Enduroman Ltd is running a new Double Iron Distance event in Lanzarote 4-6 Feb 2011. It will possibly include a 3 man club relay. Check web site www.enduroman.com |
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RNTri Poster for you to print-off and display on your noticeboards |
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(Website last updated - 28 Aug 2010)
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From the
Urban Dictionary: "Triathlon - One of the best and most addicting forms of competition consisting of swimming, cycling, and running all at varying degrees of distances. Triathlon is not for the weak, for it puts the athlete in an undescribable amount of pain, but when the race is over, you want to do it again. Anyone who downplays the difficulty of a triathlon or the classification of it as a sport should be beaten." |