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Jack-and-Jill Triathlon Weekend™

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Event Description:

The Jack-and-Jill Triathlons include an All-Men's Open Water Triathlon (aka the "ManTri") and a Kids' Triathlon on Friday, September 11th followed by the All-Women's Open Water Triathlon on Saturday, September 12th. Don't miss this one of a kind triathlon weekend for the entire family! The Jack and Jill Triathlon weekend is a USA Triathlon (USAT) sanctioned event. Call's Fort Waterski Lake is one of the SAFEST open water venues anywhere! With a maximum depth of only ~6 feet with even shallower edges, you will be able to easily swim to the side to rest if needed. We also have a unique run course that includes 3 loops around the lake. Where else can your family and friends see you and cheer you on the entire time?!?! Registration for each event is limited to 400 athletes.

Distances:

Men/Women: 750 meter open water swim/12.4 mile bike/3 mile run.

Kids*: 0-8 yrs old: 25 yd swim, 1 mile bike**, 0.25 mile run; 9-13 yrs old: 50 yd swim, 4 mile bike**, 1 mile run

*Parents are welcome to swim alongside their children. Floatation devices are permitted (life jackets, etc.) Lifeguards will be present in the water.

**The bike course will loop around the waterski lake on the hard packed dirt trail along the perimeter. Mountain bikes are recommended for the older children.

Schedule of Events:

Tuesday, September 8th

7:00 - 8:30 PM ASICS Tuesday Packet Pickup and Salt Lake Running & Multisport Diva Night, Sugarhouse location at 3142 South Highland Drive, SLC

Friday, September 11th

3:00 - 4:30 pm: Packet pickup
3:00 pm: Transition area and body marking open
4:45 pm: Transition area closes
5:00 pm: Jack & Jill Men’s Open Water Triathlon race start
5:00 - 6:30 pm: Packet pickup
6:00 pm: Transition area and body marking open
6:45 pm: Transition area closes
7:00 pm: Jack & Jill Kids’ Triathlon race start

Saturday, September 12th

8:00 - 9:30 am: Packet pickup
8:00 am: Transition area and body marking open
9:45 am: Transition area closes
10:00 am: Jack & Jill Women’s Open Water Triathlon race start

 

Course Details:

Swim: 750 meters

This may be your only change EVER to swim in a waterski lake! At only 6 feet deep in the middle, Call’s Fort Waterski Lake is the BEST swim venue you’ll ever experience.  For those of you who are new to open water swimming and concerned about your safety, the sides of the lake are only a few feet away where you can stand up until you’re ready to go again! The swim course will be in a rectangular configuration so that you’ll never be more than a few feet from the shore!

Waterski Lake

Bike: 12.4 miles

Bike Course: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3113240

The bike course will consist of an out-and-back course on country roads in Honeyville! Participants must obey USA Triathlon competitive rules and follow all traffic laws. To view the USA Triathlon rule book, visit http://www.usatriathlon.org.

Run: 3 miles

Run Course: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3113241

The run course will consist of three loops around Call’s Fort Waterski Lake on a hard-packed dirt path for a total of 3-miles. Your family and friends will be able to see you and cheer you on the entire time!

Additional information:

Aid Stations

An aid station will be located at the transition area which you will pass after every mile on the run. There will not be an aid station on the bike course. Each athlete will receive a bottle of water and food at the finish line.

Awards

Awards will be given to the top three overall winners of each race, as well as the top three finishers in each age group. Age group categories include: 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, etc. as well as Athena and Clydesdale. Athena includes women over 160 lbs, Clydesdale over 200 lbs. A relay option will not be offered at this event.

Body marking

You will be body marked on race day. Markings will include your bib # on your shoulders, and your age on your calf.

Charity

TriUtah believes in giving back to the community. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local Honeyville non-profit organization.

Directions

From I-15 (North or Southbound): Honeyville exit #372, just a few exits past Brigham City/Logan exit off I-15.  Go east to Hwy 38, turn south (right) and drive ~2.5 miles to the entrance of Call’s Fort Waterski Lake.  The entrance lane to the lake is right beside a large stone historical marker called Call's Fort Historical Site.

Inclement Weather

In case of inclement weather, TriUtah reserves the right to modify or cancel any portion or all of the event if weather conditions compromise athlete safety.

Litter/Trash

Please remember we are guests of Call’s Fort Waterski Club. Litter could jeopardize the life of this and any other event. Please do not litter and dispose of all trash in proper receptacles.

Lodging

Camping is available at the waterski lake free-of-charge on Friday night! Other lodging options are available in Brigham City or Ogden.

Packet pick up

Salt Lake Running & Multisport will be hosting the ASICS packet pickup on Tuesday, September 8th from 7:00-8:30 pm at their Salt Lake/Sugarhouse store (3142 South Highland Drive).
Per USA Triathlon rules, you MUST have current photo ID at packet pickup. You MUST pick up your packet in person. You may not have someone else pick up your packet for you. NO PHOTO ID, NO RACE, period. If you are an annual USA Triathlon member, you MUST show your current USAT membership card. If you fail to bring it, you will be required to pay the $10 single day membership fee. If you cannot pay the $10 fee, you will not race. NO EXCEPTIONS. (We will not be able to accept credit cards at packet pickup). If you stated "pending" for your USAT membership number, you MUST have proof of membership by printing out a temporary membership card on http://www.usatriathlon.org. If you do not have this, you MUST pay the $10 fee.

Again: You MAY NOT pick up a packet/timing chip for another person. In order to be covered by USAT insurance you MUST follow these guidelines. You must pick up your own packet, no exceptions.

Photography

Zazoosh! will be at the event providing photo opportunities. Photo previews will be available for purchase early the following week.

Parking

Plentiful parking is available at the race site in the adjacent fields.

Podcast

Tri-Talk, Utah's leading triathlon podcast provider, will be producing a podcast that will be available for download approximately one week prior to the event. This is a great source for up-to-date information about packet pickup, description of the courses, and more.

Results

Results will be posted no later than Saturday evening on TriUtah's website and at http://www.milliseconds.com.

Safety/Medical

Medical personnel will be on-site to provide first aid and medical assistance if needed.

Timing

Electronic chip timing of the event will be provided by Milliseconds Sports Timing (http://www.milliseconds.com). All participants will be timed and will be provided with their swim, bike and run splits, as well as their overall finish time. Instructions for chip use will be provided in your race packet.

Transition Area

There will be a single transition area. You will have an assigned rack location and bikes will be racked according to bib number with ~8 bikes per rack (4 on each side). Your front bike tire should face out from the side of the rack where your nametag is located. If possible, rack your bike by placing the nose of your seat on the bike rack. There is no bike riding inside the transition area before or during the event. Doing so will result in a time penalty enforced by the USA Triathlon officials.

USAT

For general questions regarding USAT insurance, rules, regulations and membership click on the following link: http://www.usatriathlon.org/.

What Athletes Need to Know About Insurance Coverage: When an athlete purchases an annual USAT license or one-day permit, a portion of those fees goes to cover the cost to provide them with excess medical insurance. This coverage only extends to their participation in a USA Triathlon sanctioned event.

If you have questions specific to your coverage, please email to sanction@usatriathlon.org or call the group benefits department at ESIX at 1-800-342-4371.

Weather

View the current weather conditions here.