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30.3.2013 Propozice na jablonecký plavecko-běžecký duatlon, který se bude konat 25. dubna naleznete zde

5.10.2012 Výsledky z lékařského triatlonu naleznete zde.

 31.7.2012  TJ Bižuterie Jablonec n.N. uspořádá  dne 22.září 2012 opět triatlon pro mládežnické kategorie. Podrobnější infromace již brzy v sekci Libereceký kraj.

    8.7.2012 Zážitky Petry Kuříkové - 5.té   z akademického MS si můžete přečíst zde.

28.3.2012    13.Jablonecký plavecko-běžecký duatlon se uskuteční ve čtvrek 12.dubna v plaveckém bazénu ( ul. Sv.Čecha ) a jeho okolí. Prezentace od 13 do 13,30hod. Bližší informace uvedeme v nejbližší době.

29.1.2012 Ve druhém závodě ČP v ZTT v Hlinsku si vedll skvěle Martin Hušek, když stejně jako před týdnem získal 2.místo. Lepší byl pouze Pavel Jindra. Ostatní závodníci našeho oddílu nestartovali. Po dvou závodech je Martin celkově druhý a tým TJ Bižuterie na 2.-3.místě výsledky zde.

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Dominance Ditleva a Lee zahájila éru T100 v Miami

Etriatlon - Po, 11/03/2024 - 09:57
V úvodním díle nového triatlonového seriálu T100, který se konal na slunném Miami, donimovali Magnus Ditlev a India Lee, kteří ovládli mužskou a ženskou kategorii. Tento závod, který je součástí inovativního seriálu Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO), představil nový formát, který slibuje sezónu plnou napětí a sportovních výkonů na světové úrovni.
Kategorie: Triatlon

FOTO, VIDEO: Utkání jsme nezvládli, zhodnotil start jara trenér Velkých Hamrů

Z Jablonecka - Po, 11/03/2024 - 08:00
První mistrovské utkání divize C otevřelo jarní fotbalovou sezónu ve sportovním areálu Velkých Hamrů. Domácí se v premiéře utkali s týmem Kosmonos. Ten se na první duel náležitě naladil a tři body si z Hamrů za výhru 0:1 odvezl.
Kategorie: Triatlon

India Lee and Magnus Ditlev beat Miami heat to win the first T100

ITU - novinky - Ne, 10/03/2024 - 23:45

Denmark’s Magnus Ditlev won the first-ever T100 at the Homestead-Miami Speedway and live up to his billing as the race’s top-ranked athlete by starting the new T100 Triathlon World Tour in commanding fashion and securing the maximum 35 points on offer. On the women’s race, Great Britain’s India Lee won the Miami T100 at Clash Endurance Miami to give her victory in the first ever women’s T100 and the maximum 35 points.

Men’s race
In the warm water of the Homestead-Miami Speedway, it was a swift 2km swim with current 70.3 world champ and T100 Hotshot Rico Bogen leading out the water, while Ironman world champ Sam Laidlow and double-Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee were close behind.

Once on the bike, it was all about the charge of France’s Mathis Margirier who quickly made up eight places to take the lead. Brownlee was the only athlete to go with him and the pair flew around the Homestead-Miami Speedway, distancing the rest of the field. As the 22-laps and 80km wore on, only the pure bike power of Magnus Ditlev and Sam Laidlow were eventually able to bridge the gap. That quartet came into T2 with over two minutes in hand to the rest of the field.

From there, Brownlee took pole position at the start of the 18km run. The Brit went out of transition at an awesome pace, echoing both the dominating performances of years past and the story from Ibiza in 2023 where his lead evaporated.

Behind, the fastest mover was Magnus Ditlev, the tall Dane seemingly impervious to the heat as he hunted the lead. As the run progressed, it was a sad sight for triathlon nostalgists as double Olympic champion Brownlee slowed under the punishing conditions.

The inexorable advance of Ditlev saw him catch and soon shake Brownlee to lead into the closing phase of the race. Meanwhile American favourite Sam Long, eighth off the bike, was also storming through the field, showing no sign of fatigue under the sun. Long found his way into the podium placings and then overtook Margirier to take second.

No one could stop Ditlev, however, the Dane’s class and 100km specific training paying off as he wrote his way into the history books as the first-ever T100 winner, taking a full 35 points. Long claimed second and 28 points and Margirier third and 25. Youri Keulen finished fourth for 22 points and Brownlee managed his efforts to complete the top five and scoring 20 points.

“It feels amazing,” said Ditlev. “It’s a great start to the season. I’m super stoked to take my first T100 win and the first win of the season as well.”

Asked to explain how he’d coped with the extreme heat to reel in a slowing Alistair Brownlee from Great Britain and France’s Mathis Margirier, he said: “When I arrived here in Miami I felt really bad throughout the week training here. So we made a super conservative plan for heat and cooling and so on.” Talking about how he coped with the heat during the race, he said: “I was right below the limit. Towards the end of the run I was able to reel in Alistair [Brownlee] and push a bit more. I was super controlled and just below the limit, to deal with the heat.”


Women’s race

The Homestead-Miami Speedway provided a stunning venue for the first-ever T100 event and there was no surprise when it came to the leader of the 2km swim with ‘The Mermaid’ Lucy Charles-Barclay immediately taking to the front. On her feet was fellow Lucy and fellow Brit, Lucy Buckingham, who’d been struck down by illness in the days before the event and initially looked unlikely to start when race day dawned.

Once out of the water, Lucy and Lucy continued to press their advantage in an attempt to stay away from the rest of the women. Their 52-second lead was slowly eroded to 30 seconds by halfway through the 80km course, Britain showing strength in depth with India Lee the main aggressor in the hunt. Holly Lawrence initially held onto Lee before being distanced.

As Lee closed the gap to Buckingham, Charles-Barclay pushed on at the front to go solo. Despite her valiant attempt, Buckingham’s illness caught up with her as energy ran out and she was forced to retire – per the whiteboard message ‘Pull out Luce’ held by her husband, Mark.

Lee, now in second place, continued to close on her countrywoman and make time on Lawrence, who was eventually absorbed into the chasing group of Kat Matthews, Paula Findlay and Lucy Byram.

By T2, Charles-Barclay and Lee had almost 2:40 on the rest with Charles-Barclay first to eke out a small lead over Lee. Once the chase group hit the run, drama ensued as Kat Matthews was hit with massive cramps and reduced to a walk along with a protracted back-and-forth with her husband on the sidelines.

That put Lawrence in third place, with Findlay and Byram next and 10-time world champ Daniela Ryf in sixth.

With 11.5km to go, Lee bridged back to Charles-Barclay and took the lead, steadily pulling ahead while Lawrence was solidifying her podium position – and a British clean sweep – with a lead of more than a minute on Findlay.

That was the story as the race reached its climax – Lee, a dark horse with the pundits – put together a truly complete performance to become the first ever T100 winner and take the maximum 35 points, a key victory on the way to the inaugural T100 Triathlon World Championship title hunt.

Charles-Barclay came second to score 28 points with Lawrence rounding out that all-Brit podium and earn 25 points. Ever consistent, Findlay took fourth and 22 points while Daniela Ryf proved she’s still a force to be reckoned with, coming fifth and putting 20 points on the board.

“I’m speechless,” said the 35-year old after what is her biggest win in the sport by some distance, beating fellow Brits Lucy Charles-Barclay and Holly Lawrence into second and third places respectively. “It feels like I’m watching myself in a different entity. It’s mad.”

“To be honest I was just looking at my watch and I had my coach’s voice in the back of my head saying ‘don’t go out too hard, it’s better to be steady and consistent than try and just go for it’. So I was going to target, and going to catch Lucy and then I was thinking ‘don’t over think it’.  I went past her and I just thought ‘if you go past her you can’t settle down again’. Just do a hundred steps with a bit more force. So I did that and then settled down again.”

On her storming run, she explained: “Throughout my triathlon career I’ve been frustrated how my run has turned out because it’s been a bit average to be honest. But I know I had it in me to be able to run well. On one-off runs I can run well. So, in my head it was just a matter of time to put it together. Today was the first time that I’ve had a run that I’m actually proud of.”

 

Kategorie: Triatlon

Rezerva vybojovala tři body, trenér výkony týmu chválil

Z Jablonecka - Ne, 10/03/2024 - 11:02
Pro jabloneckou rezervu pokračovala soutěž, ČFL B, dalším kolem, ve které se představila na domácím hřišti v zápase proti Pardubicím. Svoje fanoušky hráči B týmu potěšili výhrou 2:1 a získanými třemi body.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Body jedou na Střelnici. Jablonec na Slovácku potvrdil jarní formu

Z Jablonecka - So, 09/03/2024 - 18:08
Tři body pro Jablonec! Takový je výsledek dalšího kola FORTUNA:LIGY pro jablonecké fotbalisty. Ti si za vítězství na půdě Slovácka přivezli tři body, když ukazatel po závěrečném hvizdu ukazoval skóre 0:1.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Školní týmy na Jablonecku se už hlásí do turnaje Mc Donald's Cup

Z Jablonecka - So, 09/03/2024 - 16:00
Další ročník velkého fotbalového turnaje mládežnických týmů Mc Donald´s Cup se blíží. Z okresních kol postoupí nejlepší do kraje. A krajská klání vyšlou do celorepublikového finále top žákovské kolektivy základních škol ve dvou kategoriích, v kategorii 1. - 3. třída a 4. a 5. třída.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Z Míseček a Harrachova přivezli Jablonečtí tři mistry republiky

Z Jablonecka - So, 09/03/2024 - 13:00
Lyžařům Ski klubu Jablonec sezóna ještě nekončí. I když na svém domovském "kolečku" už bílá pokrývka zmizela, v prvním březnovém víkendu se zúčastnili Mistrovství republiky dorostu a dospělých na Mísečkách. Úspěšné byly také mladší kategorie v Harrachově.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Inspire Inclusion: Lotta Johansson

ITU - novinky - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 20:12

World Triathlon established the Women’s Committee Award of Excellence to identify and recognise individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to the involvement of women and girls in the sport, at a grassroots level. Lotta Johansson, from the Swedish Triathlon Federation, was awarded the prestigious World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence in 2021 and had had more than 25 years of experience in Triathlon. Lotta has been the driver of recruiting, educating and supporting men and women into leadership roles, within the Swedish Triathlon Federation, as referees, technical officials and technical delegates but also other areas within our sport. She was one of the first women race director in Sweden in the mid-1990s. Lotta also that she built the Technical Official programme in Sweden and continues to develop it as of today.

On 2024 International Women’s Day Lotta Johansson reflects on the honour of receiving the award, how much the sport of triathlon means to her and how she continues to have an impact on the sport worldwide.

WORLD TRIATHLON AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Receiving the World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence year 2021 was an incredible honour for me. It was truly an acknowledgement of my work and commitment to promoting women’s participation and achievement in triathlon. I’m glad I can be a role model.

INVOLVED IN TRIATHLON
Since receiving the award, I have continued to work within the triathlon community in various ways. I have participated in several initiatives to promote gender equality and inclusion in the sport. I have been a Technical Official at 2022 Europe Triathlon Championships Munich and I have together with two others from Sweden certificated to Technical Officials level 2 in Belgrade, Serbia 2023.

WHAT TRIATHLON MEANS TO YOU
Triathlon means a lot to me. It is not just a sport, but a lifestyle that has brought me so much joy, challenges and community. Triathlon is both my hobby and my job. I am employed by the Swedish Triathlon Federation, responsible for administering and helping all business areas; events, Technical Officials, elite, para, age group, young, clubs and athletes. I am always ready to help and support!

ON HAVING AN IMPACT ON TRIATHLON
I continue to have an impact on the sport by being a role model and inspiration for other women and girls who want to get involved in triathlon. I also actively work to create more opportunities and resources for female triathletes at all levels. Throughout my life, I have continued to educate and teach other people, especially women. My mission is to explain the simplicity of Triathlon. Swimwear, bicycle and helmet and running shoes are all that is needed.

MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION
What keeps me motivated is seeing other women and girls step up and succeed in triathlon. I am inspired by their strength, perseverance and passion for the sport. An important role model for me that I got to know through triathlon is Ria Damgren Nilsson. We met through our triathlon club in 1993 and she was my mentor when I became Race Director.

GOALS FOR GENDER BALANCE AND EQUALITY
The Swedish sports system and its culture for community sports is from the ground-based up on strong equality between the genders. And for me, this has always been a natural way of thinking and something that I have in my life.

In my work, I always do my best to lift everyone in all kinds of ways and in all kinds of contexts. For me and for many others that also is working within the sports communities in Sweden, it is a matter that regardless of gender and sport, everyone should have equal conditions to practice the sport they want and to take part in all kinds of events and especially in triathlon.

For me, the team has always been in focus so I want to highlight my fantastic colleagues, in my workplace at the federation in Sweden we are 6 females and 2 males with an experienced and fair leader in Mikael Kjellander, General Secretary. In Sweden Triathlon we work with values; solidarity, regard and engagement.

INSPIRE INCLUSION
This year’s theme, “INSPIRE INCLUSION”, means to me that we strive to include everyone, regardless of gender, age, ethnic background or ability, in the triathlon community. We actively work to create a safe and welcoming environment where everyone feels seen, heard and respected. I believe we are making a significant impact on the sport by continuously highlighting and supporting different voices and perspectives, contributing to a more diverse and dynamic triathlon culture.

The Swedish Triathlon Federation has actively participated in an Erasmus+ project together with three other organisations in recent years. The aim of the project was to develop a tool to promote gender equality in triathlon. In this project, the Swedish Triathlon Federation played a significant role through board members Ria Damgren Nilsson and Jannike Linné whereupon I have provided them with information. A central part of the project was to conduct a thorough analysis and mapping of the legal, social and cultural factors that affect gender equality in the sport. The results of this analysis showed that the Swedish Triathlon Federation is a mature organisation with a high capacity for gender equality work. The federation received an impressive 82 points out of a possible 100, resulting in the award of a gold medal in recognition of our work. It is important to be humble and recognise that there is still a lot of work to do, but a significant part of the process is about clearly identifying what needs to be done. Going forward, we will discuss and educate other countries and sports on various aspects of this work. Finally, I would like to say I am grateful to be a part of the great triathlon family!

For more information about the World Triathlon Women’s Committee, visit the website.

Kategorie: Triatlon

Inspire Inclusion: Claudia Beristain

ITU - novinky - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 20:03

World Triathlon established the Women’s Committee Award of Excellence to identify and recognise individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to the involvement of women and girls in the sport, at a grassroots level. Claudia Beristain, an established World Triathlon coach from Mexico, was awarded the World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence in 2016. Claudia Beristain has established pathway opportunities for women in triathlon, to progress and build confidence through skill-based initiatives, before integrating them into mixed training programs.

On the 2024 International Women’s Day, Claudia Beristain shares how passionate she is about sharing triathlon with others, continues to develop and grow the sport through her programs and her desire for inclusivity worldwide.

THE WORLD TRIATHLON WOMEN’S COMMITTEE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Receiving the award of excellence was incredibly motivating. Knowing that all the hard work I’ve put into triathlon was being recognized truly energized me to further pave the way for women in the sport. Continuing my role as a WT facilitator in the Americas and participating in the Korea Facilitator Project, alongside coaching education in my country, has been fulfilling. I’ve also adapted to facilitating online during the pandemic and was honored to be part of the ASICS World Triathlon Team. Currently, I’m engaged with the High Performance Commission in the Mexican Triathlon Federation, managing the Mexican team in various WC and WTCS races for the past two years. Additionally, coaching an age group team in Mexico brings immense satisfaction; coaching, to me, is the best job in the world.

INSPIRE INCLUSION
Last year, collaborating with the team in Mexico to implement the Safesport program was a proud achievement. I firmly believe that fostering an inclusive and safe sporting environment is fundamental to promoting equality and inclusion. My goal is to remain actively involved in this program, offering education, solutions, and support when needed. Engaging in the Body Confident program with WT aligns with my commitment to enhancing coach and athlete education across all aspects of triathlon, not solely focusing on performance.

WHAT IS TRIATHLON
Triathlon isn’t just a sport to me; it’s a way of life, and I’m passionate about sharing its rewards with others. From the friendships to the competition, from the discipline to the camaraderie, triathlon offers invaluable experiences. However, I acknowledge the economic challenges within triathlon and recognize the need for greater diversity and inclusivity. Opening up more opportunities for all countries to excel and addressing the shortage of high-performance female coaches are crucial steps. This not only benefits female elite athletes but also creates pathways for them beyond their competitive careers.

MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION
I draw inspiration from my fellow athletes and coaches, both male and female. Witnessing the dedication of age groupers, recreational athletes, and elite athletes alike inspires me to cultivate an exceptional triathlon environment.

For more information about the World Triathlon Women’s Committee, visit the website.

Kategorie: Triatlon

Olomoucký Kohout bavil Home Credit Arenu. Jsem takový blázen, přiznává

Z Jablonecka - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 18:30
/FOTO, VIDEO/ Kdo osobně navštívil jeden ze dvou hokejových duelů v rámci předkola play-off mezi domácím Libercem a Olomoucí, nemohl přehlédnout fanouška v kostýmu kohouta v hostujícím sektoru. Ten si našel chvilku mezi fanděním a pro Deník poskytl exkluzivní rozhovor, při kterém vyšlo najevo, že byl pro tuto akci předurčen, jelikož se jmenuje Jiří Kohout.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Inspire Inclusion: Nelly Becerra

ITU - novinky - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 15:38

World Triathlon established the Women’s Committee Award of Excellence to identify and recognise individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to the involvement of women and girls in the sport, at a grassroots level. in 2022, World Triathlon awarded Nelly Becerra, from the Federación Mexicana de Triatlón, with the Award of Excellence award. Mexico’s Nelly Becerra has been an exceptional role model for all male and female triathletes and has dedicated her career to creating spaces where other women can enter and participate in the sport of triathlon, in a safe, welcoming and fun environment. She has been a leader, covering positions as a technical official, executive member in the federation, has been an elected member of the World Triathlon Women’s Committee, coached male and female triathletes and helped develop women to work in triathlon in managerial roles. Nelly Becerra was presented with the World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence in 2022.

On 2024 International Women’s Day Nelly Becerra shares how she continues to inspire inclusion in the sport of triathlon worldwide.

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Receiving this award has reinforced my efforts to introduce more women to our sport, I thank you for your encouragement, and I am honored by your trust in me. I will continue to encourage women to reach their triathlon goals. As we say “If you can dream it, you can achieve it”.

WHAT THE SPORT MEANS TO YOU
Sports to me means representing my Mexican triathlon federation, my love for triathlon. I have been involved for more than 30 years. It’s not just an extracurricular activity, it is my everyday activity and work, it’s where we come together and learn discipline, and patience

CONTINUING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON TRIATHLON
I have created a programme to involve more women in sports as triathlon, running races and spartan races all around Mexico, the programme is called WomanUp
The WomanUp programme aims to empower women athletes, recognise their role as a reference in society and raise awareness of the need for us all to build a society with equal opportunities.
We have 50 top female sportswomen from all around Mexico representing the values of WomanUp through their sporting activities. With them, it continues to pave the way for women’s sport to finally get the recognition it deserves.

MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION
I have spent the last couple of decades working hard on introducing more women to our sport.
We live in a world where sport was made for men, whether we are competing at the highest level or running a local triathlon, we often feel like something is missing when it comes to getting the best from our bodies, so that is why I created the WomanUp races, so any woman can fit in the triathlon world and feel comfortable to do it.
My two daughters Andrea 32 and Ana 28 keep me motivated because I want them to have better opportunities in sports, they are my true inspiration.

GOALS FOR GENDER BALANCE AND EQUALITY
To create policies for gender equality. Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world.
Achieving gender equity requires a collective effort from organisations, governing bodies, sponsors and individuals.
Breaking down barriers, promoting equal opportunities, and challenging gender stereotypes are essential steps towards creating an inclusive and equitable sports industry.

INSPIRE INCLUSION
For me, INSPIRE INCLUSION means that women from all backgrounds have equal opportunities to participate in our sport. By supporting and amplifying the voices of female triathletes, female coaches, female race directors, female technical officials, etc, so we know how has been their journey to get where they are now and create with their knowledge a programme of mentorship.

For more information about the World Triathlon Women’s Committee, visit the website.

Kategorie: Triatlon

Finále na Strahově? To byl obrovský svátek, vzpomíná Chaluš

Z Jablonecka - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 13:00
Pražský rodák má za sebou již poměrně dost fotbalových adres. Do ligy poprvé nakoukl už v roce 2015 coby sedmnáctiletý mladík v dresu Příbrami. Tam si ho všimla pražská Slavia, která ho koupila, ale za její A-tým nikdy nenastoupil. Okusil také angažmá ve švédském Malmö FF a nizozemském Groningenu. Momentálně hostuje ze švédského celku ve Slovanu Liberec, kde zanechal zatím nejvýraznější stopu.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Cancellation of WTCS, Mixed Relay and Para Cup Abu Dhabi 2024

ITU - novinky - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 10:55

It is with regret that we must announce the cancellation of the 2024 World Triathlon Championship Series, Para Cup and Mixed Relay Abu Dhabi, scheduled to take place on Friday, 8 March and Saturday, 9 March, due to severe adverse weather conditions. We do not, at any stage, wish to put our athletes in danger and the forecast adverse weather would have jeopardised the safety of the event. The safety of our athletes is of paramount importance and this decision has not been taken lightly.

The decision, jointly made by the Local Organizing Committee (LOC), Abu Dhabi Sports Council and World Triathlon, comes after the National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority of Abu Dhabi announced that all activities outdoors from Friday, 8 March until Sunday, 10 March, are to be cancelled, due to the severe rainfall and thunderstorms forecasted.

The Local Organising Committee, Abu Dhabi Sports Council and World Triathlon have tried all possible avenues to host at least the events scheduled for Friday, March 8, in a secured and closed venue, but unfortunately this option was also not possible given the need of the region to get ready for the adverse weather circumstances.

Kategorie: Triatlon

Inspire Inclusion: Jude Jamjoom

ITU - novinky - Pá, 08/03/2024 - 02:28

World Triathlon established the Women’s Committee Award of Excellence to identify and recognise individuals or organisations that have made outstanding contributions to the involvement of women and girls in the sport, at a grassroots level. In 2023 the World Triathlon Women’s Committee Award of Excellence was awarded to Jude Jamjoom of Saudi Arabia at the Hall of Fame Gala Event in Pontevedra, Spain.

On the 2024 International Women’s Day, Jude Jamjoom reflects on what receiving the prestigious World Triathlon award means to her, shares how she continues to strive to have an impact on the sport of triathlon and always inspires inclusion.

THE WORLD TRIATHLON WOMEN’S COMMITTEE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Receiving the World Triathlon Award of Excellence in 2023 was an immense honor for Jeddah Tribe and our entire team here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It served as a powerful recognition of our collective dedication and tireless efforts to advance the sport of triathlon in our local community. This prestigious accolade meant a great deal to us, affirming our commitment and inspiring us to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in triathlon here in Jeddah.

FOCUS ON TRIATHLON
Since receiving the award, Jeddah Tribe and our team have been resolute in our mission to promote and develop triathlon in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. We have placed a particular focus on nurturing young talent and fostering a love for the sport among kids in our local community. Through various initiatives, such as organizing youth-focused triathlon programs and training camps, we have been providing opportunities for kids in Jeddah to discover and develop their skills in triathlon.

Triathlon holds immense significance for Jeddah Tribe and our team here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is more than just a sport; it is a way of life and a source of inspiration. Triathlon has taught us the values of discipline, perseverance, and determination. It has forged a strong sense of community and has become an integral part of our identity here in Jeddah. The sport of triathlon has the power to transform lives, and we are deeply passionate about sharing that transformative experience with others in our local community.

ASPIRATIONS AND HAVING AN IMPACT
As a team, we are dedicated to making a lasting impact on the sport of triathlon here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. We actively work to create opportunities for athletes of all ages and backgrounds in our local community to participate, excel, and grow in the sport. By organizing events, training programs, and community outreach initiatives specifically tailored to Jeddah, we aim to inspire and empower individuals to embrace triathlon and achieve their full potential right here in our city.

MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION
We are deeply motivated by the belief that the work we consistently do today at Jeddah Tribe will one day bridge the competition gap between Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world in triathlon. We are inspired by the incredible potential we see in our local community, and we are committed to nurturing and developing that potential. Our ultimate goal is to build the next generation of Saudi Olympians and champions in triathlon. We are driven by the transformative power of the sport and the positive impact it can have on individuals and society as a whole and we wholeheartedly believe we are playing an integral part in shaping the future of triathlon in Saudi Arabia.

GOALS FOR GENDER BALANCE AND EQUITY
Our goals for gender balance and equality in triathlon in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia are centered on ensuring that every athlete, regardless of gender, is provided with equal opportunities, recognition, and support. We strive for gender parity in participation, representation, and leadership roles within the triathlon community. Our initiatives include empowering women through targeted programs, advocating for equal prize money, promoting female role models, and actively working to eliminate any biases or barriers that hinder women’s progress in the sport. We are committed to creating a triathlon community in Jeddah that is free from sexism, ageism, racism and ableism - and where every individual is treated with respect and given an equal chance to succeed.

INSPIRE INCLUSION
The theme of INSPIRE INCLUSION resonates deeply with us. It means creating a triathlon community in our city that embraces diversity, and where every individual feels welcomed, supported, and celebrated while honoring and respecting customs, traditions, and norms. At Jeddah Tribe, we strongly believe that inclusivity starts with understanding and appreciating the unique backgrounds and perspectives of individuals.to foster an environment that celebrates differences, promotes equal opportunities and values the unique contributions of every athlete in Jeddah.

For more information about the World Triathlon Women’s Committee, visit the website.

Kategorie: Triatlon

Maloskalští volejbalisté poprvé ve své historii ovládli druhou ligu

Z Jablonecka - Čt, 07/03/2024 - 21:00
Volejbalisté Malé Skály přijeli v rámci druhé ligy na palubovku týmu TJ Svitavy. Čekal se vyrovnaný souboj třetího s prvním týmem tabulky a zároveň se hostující celek přijel přiblížit svému vysněnému cíli v podobě celkového vítězství v soutěži.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Turnov i Hamry začínají jarní část sezony doma. Chtějí naplno bodovat

Z Jablonecka - Čt, 07/03/2024 - 18:00
Divize startuje! První zápasy uvidí fanoušci už v sobotu 9. března. Áčko Velkých Hamrů přivítá na domácím hřišti v 10.30 Kosmonosy. A turnovský A tým začne jarní část soutěže také doma. V neděli na 14.30 dorazí Dobrovice.
Kategorie: Triatlon

Jablonecký Hurtado si nezahraje 8 zápasů. Bezohledný a surový zákrok, říká Baček

Z Jablonecka - Čt, 07/03/2024 - 16:40
S vysokým trestem vyšel z jednání Disciplinární komise LFA Haiderson Hurtado Palomino. Jablonecký fotbalista si za zákrok na královéhradeckého Daniela Kaštánka nezahraje osm zápasů. Disciplinární komise ústy svého předsedy Richarda Bačka označila faul za bezohledný.  
Kategorie: Triatlon

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