Longest running triathlon program continues to race at the front
The Timex Team starts every year with a camp. This action packed weekend is a time for athletes to come together, meet with partners, and start their season on the right foot.
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Although the camp is based around getting to know one another, meeting with team partners, and learning about the program, there is still plenty of time to train.
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The action was not limited to the run or bike, with Timex athletes heading to the pool and gym.
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Timex athletes had time to stretch their legs in the hills of Boulder, Colorado as well.
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The racing season has begun in earnest, and the team is already scoring wins and qualifying for Kona. Jeanni Seymour won IM 70.3 Liuzhou, along with Tim Hola and Susanne Davis who won their age groups at IM 70.3 Oceanside. This adds to the athletes who have recently secured their trip to World Championships in Kona. That list includes Derk de Korver, Wendy Mader, Craig Lanza, Susanne Davis, and Meghan Fillnow.
Keep up with the Timex Team on their web platform, Timexteam.com. You can also connect with the team on Instagram, and Twitter.