My sister and I training for a Triathlon that got cancelled due to a Hurricane in Maryland.
Tracy Chamberlain Higginbotham, Founder of Women TIES and the Women's Athletic Network, with her lifetime goal to try every sport once, is inviting women to join her on her latest athletic and networking event for women who have always wanted to "try" a Triathlon. Join her with the RIT Running and Multisport Club for a thrilling Try-a-Tri event on March 26, 2023 at the RIT Gordon Field House.
Tracy Chamberlain Higginbotham running in the 2017 Boston Marathon
This will be just the tip of the Triathlon iceberg since participants get to test their endurance and push themselves to new limits as they swim, bike, and run for 15 minutes each with a 5-minute transition period in between each activity. This is perfect for all skill levels and a way to test yourself. Compete against other participants and see how far you go as the event is scored based on distances covered. Proceeds benefit the RIT Running and Multisport Club and the nonprofit organization ROCovery.
Registration is digital. Online registration closes at the start of the race. Must register by March 5, 2023 to guarantee a t-shirt with participation. To secure your place, please register by March 5th on the website at https://campusgroups.rit.edu/feeds?type=event&type_id=2035826&tab=details
then, register on our website so we know you are joining Tracy on this lifetime sport so she can meet you and create the networking opportunities for any women who attend. There is a $10 cost for the Women TIES group networking portion of the event, plus promotion on you and your business for joining her prior and after the event so make sure to register and pay the Women TIES fee at www.womenties.com
Come on, let's do this together while supporting a worthy Rochester based organization. As my favorite pin states, "Make Your Life a Great Story" and as my friend Kathrine Switzer says, "Life is for participating in, not spectating."
Biking along the Erie Canal in 2022 with Amelia Nigro for 30 miles of Amelia’s 75 mile birthday bike ride.