Notice Board

RACE RULES TO REMEMBER
1. General Conduct

1.1 Competitors must not obstruct or interfere with the forward progress of another competitor, or jeopardise the safety and welfare of another competitor or race official or spectator of member of the public.

More information on Race Rules

Triathlon Clubs

Triathlon Australia has 180 affiliated Triathlon Clubs distributed across the country. Clubs are a great first point of call if you are new to the sport as they provide numerous benefits to their members including information, club races, coaching, support and often a buzzing social scene.

Club races offer a perfect opportunity to compete in your first triathlon as they are fun, friendly, and a good way to meet other triathletes in your area. Several clubs offer 4 to 8 week skills training courses for new or potential club members. To find out which clubs offer such programmes, please contact your State Triathlon Association.

Triathlon Clubs:

• are there to help you have fun and learn about triathlon;
• have qualified coaches to help you get better at triathlon;
• will help you participate in a triathlon in a safe environment;
• will help you to make great new friends who also want to learn more about triathlon;
• offer you lots of opportunities to participate in not only in triathlons but also duathlons and aquathlons and;
• are a great place for the family to get involved.

Want to find a club? Visit our Club Listings Page

Triathlon Clubs are operated as not-for profit organisations, run by a voluntary committee that is lead by a voluntary President. Clubs are always looking for additional help and support from their members, so if you are interested in helping your club then you can contact them directly to volunteer, or go to our Volunteers page for more information.