Triathlon Swim

BÍOS Triathlon will again be offering a student registration this year for those interested in the swim portion of triathlon.  

Novice to experts are welcome. Triathlon is one of the most challenging sports to be involved in. Challenge yourself.

All swim sessions at the University of Calgary Aquatic Centre

Student Categories:  

Student Tuesday/ Friday - $290 (21 swim sessions) (6) Spots
Student Wednesday/ Friday - $290 (21 swim sessions) (10) Spots
Ten pass - $240 - any 10 Tuesday/ Wednesday / /Friday (5 spots)

Tuesday Times 5:45-7:00pm
Wednesday Times 7:30-8:30am
Friday Times 8:00-9:00pm


In order to participate in the triathlon swim program, there are pre requisites, see the description for more details.  All participants  will have a swim test on the first day.  Please expect up to 6 swimmers per lane.

Registration Link Bios Triathlon

 

Winter 2025 registration opens November 15.
48 spots 

NEW!, Winter 2025 will be a swin only section.

Join the longest-serving Triathlon program in Canada! Learn proper swimming, biking and running technique from highly trained coaches. We have spin bikes for those who do not have a road bike and trainer. Training develops your aerobic and anaerobic systems to give you a good base for all sports. You will work with other youth at your level, with progression from start up, all the way to national team level training. The goal will be to have you ready to compete in The Kids of Steel Triathlon Series if you’re interested. This program welcomes athletes of all level.

Requirements: Successful completion of skills in Level 6.
Swimmers develop front crawl (25m), learn back crawl (25m) and whip kick on back, learn stride dive and treading water, perform head-first sculling on back, and swim 75 meters continuously.

Participants must not attend class if they are sick, or a member of their household is sick, even if symptoms resemble a mild cold. Symptoms to look for include: fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, runny nose, nasal congestion, headache, and a general feeling of being unwell.