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Ray, Treasurer

Knox Tri Club
Executive Committee

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Rae, Secretary

I decided when I turned 30 that I wanted to do a triathlon.  I’ve always enjoyed endurance sports but never thought I could actually compete such an event.  I started doing some swimming when I met a lady who suggested to join Knox Tri Club.  I attended a Thursday night run training session and never looked back.  The club was welcoming and inclusive, it didn’t matter that I wasn’t going to win the race, it was about personal achievement and participation.  The support I received and the amazing people I have met will be with me forever.

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Meagan, President

From the moment I participated in my first triathlon, something was triggered in me.  It may have been the anticipation, the planning, the thinking, the three disciplines or the complete unknown....but I knew I loved it.  Since my first race, I have progressed to endurance triathlons which includes 10 x half Ironman and 2x Ironmans.  

Not coming from an athletic background, and battling asthma, weight and other health issues, triathlon has provided a fantastic outlet for me. 

Additionally, I have met an amazing group of people who have become life-long friends.  Being part of a community club provides support and encouragement in a safe and friendly environment.  

Come and give it a 'tri'

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Mark, Vice President

My sporting journey started when I was 36. After completing Melbourne Marathon, I said to myself, “I want to do an Ironman!”. Having never done a triathlon in my life, I found Knox Tri Club and fell in love with the supportive community it provided. Flash forward 6 years and I’ve now completed 10x marathons, 16x half and 7x full Ironman races! I want to give back to others what was given to me during my journey.

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