Seems to be a good listing of triathalons. I bet a bunch of you have seen it already, but I haven't so there must be someone else who hasn't either!
http://www.trifind.com/
Seems to be a good listing of triathalons. I bet a bunch of you have seen it already, but I haven't so there must be someone else who hasn't either!
http://www.trifind.com/
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Nat,
Attached is the list of races that I recently put together for the mid-south area races. Click on the names of the races and it will take you to their websites.
Its a good start but certainly does not include all of the races available and as you know, most of the races for 2003 are behind us.
Like you, I've found info on www.trifind.com and also www.cooltri.com. Most of these races have relays and it looks like a great way to get started.
Jim
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Trifind is a great site I used it find most of the smaller tris in my area.
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