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Still Places Left on Tri Coaching Courses
Would you like to coach triathlon in your club? There are still places left on our Level 1 and Level 2 coaching courses for 2017/2018. Courses are being held in Walsall and Worcester.
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Beginner Triathlon Sessions Back in Worcester
Beginner triathlon training sessions are back by popular demand at Perdiswell Leisure Centre in Worcester - for men and women.
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Open Water Activator Course Launched
Club members or volunteers who support open water swim sessions in the West Midlands can now register for British Triathlon’s brand new Open Water Activator courses.
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Last chance to sign up for the Lakeside Campus Skills School Day
Skills School offers an opportunity for young triathletes to develop their triathlon skills in a fun and engaging environment.
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Calling all the ladies - Midlands events revealed
Today we can unveil some fantastic events in the Midlands to celebrate Women's Sport Week - from the 19th to 25th June.
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Shining the Light on Volunteering Across the Midlands
This week is National Volunteers' Week and British Triathlon in the West Midlands would like to issue a huge THANK YOU to all of its volunteers across the region – Shropshire, Staffordshire, Birmingham, the Black Country, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire.
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New Coaching Courses Launched
Would you like to put something back into your sport and help people achieve their triathlon potential?
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Celebrating Women's Sport Week in the Midlands
British Triathlon is calling on women across the Midlands to swim, bike and/or run as part of its celebrations for Women’s Sport Week.
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Shrewsbury Secure New Award from British Triathlon
British Triathlon can today announce that Shrewsbury Triathlon Club (SYtri) is the very first club in the country to achieve its brand new TriMark accreditation.
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First Steps into Triathlon
British Triathlon West Midlands is launching a refer a friend campaign – encouraging triathletes in the region to introduce their friends to the sport.
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