2007 British Rowathlon Series
Rowathlons are similar to a triathlon except that the first 'swimming leg' is replaced by a stint on the Indoor Rower. After a recent change in organisers, the British Rowathlon series is now in its fifth year and the series is made up of the following races:
| Date | Event | Distance | Results | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07/05/07 | Mallory Park | 2.5k row, 20k cycle, 5k run | Results | Report |
| 05/08/07 | Castle Combe | 3k row, 20k cycle, 3k run | Results | Report |
| 01/09/07 | Reading | 2.5k row, 7k cycle, 2.8k run | Results | Report |
| 30/09/07 | Dorney Lake | 4k row, 30k cycle, 7.5k run | Results |
The All-New British Rowathlon Series
Multisport is the fast growing mass participation sport.
The British Rowathlon Series is great for beginners because:
- All of the events are completely traffic-free
- Short manageable distances available as a first attempt
- No need to worry about being a poor swimmer - everyone can row on a Concept2.
- Friendly organisers and competitors
- Goody bags and T-shirts for all finishers
- Superb way to get fit and live a healthier lifestyle. Rowathlon uses every major muscle group in the body!
- Chip timing for everyone with results and splits displayed instantly on crossing the finish line, on large digital screen
Venues
Mallory Park: A unique race circuit venue with a real countrified feel to it. Thronged with trees, the track surrounds a large lake, teaming with wildlife and water birds.
Castle Combe: The original British Rowathlon venue, with a fast traffic-free circuit and pit-lane transitions.
Reading: The Palmer Park Stadium with athletics track and cycle velodrome makes for some fast and furious racing with great views for spectators, in this super-sprint style rowathlon.
Dorney Lake: The spectacular rowing venue for the 2012 Olympic Games, set in a 400-acre park, near Windsor. The longest of the rowathlon distances, but still completely traffic-free.
Visit www.dbmax.co.uk and www.rowingtriathlon.com for further information and start training today!
