Join us on the 14th September 2019 and become a Braveheart...
Iain Veitch shares his training techniques and how the Braveheart race went for him...
Can they tempt you in to signing up?
Hire a quality road bike from 'Off Beat Bikes' based on Fort William High Street. They will delivery straight to transition and take it away after the race. From £40...
Extreme racer Chris stormed to the finish in 5 hours 30. Read his report.
The event is classed as one of the UK’s toughest triathlons. The challenge is a 1.2 mile sea loch swim, a 56 mile road cycle, and a 13 mile hill run to the summit of Ben Nevis and back.
It takes commitment, determination and a whole lot of heart to conquer this breath-taking course. Victory, though is sweet, with views from the summit extending up to 120 miles!
For road bike hire in Fort William or information on how to send your bike up in advance for a service click here
Friday night Pasta Party | Finisher’s medal | Finisher’s certificate | Technical t-shirt | Goody Bag
10th September 2019
18th October 2018
Post Race Showers Superb hot showers and changing facilities are available at the Nevis Center (at a small cost), a few minutes walk from transition. Prizegiving, Results and Certificates Prize giving will take place at the start/finish – however, you…
4 Facts you need to know On race day you will climb a total of 1341M (4,400ft) and descend the same amount. Check out the profile here. You will run a total of 19.91KM (12.3 miles). The first and last…
Take a look at the quickest timings from the 2018 Braveheart.
Sean McFarlane explains some easy ways of getting into open water swimming or ‘wild swimming’, and seeing progress quickly… Open water and wild swimming is one of the fastest growing activities in the UK and with good reason. Charging into…
With only 100 days to go until this year’s Braveheart, here are some helpful tips on the kit that you should consider for race day. Swim A wetsuit of course is needed, but make sure it fits properly. Many people…
Braveheart Triathlon Training Programme Race date: 14th September 2019 This event is certainly a challenge, but with the right training, the pay off including the amazing scenery and sense of achievement is well worth the effort! This training plan assumes…
Feedback from a few of our 2018 Bravehearts on the race: Tempted to take on the Braveheart? Enter 2019 now as an individual or team on our early bird rates here.
Written by Andy Blow for our Sister company, triradar.com Hydration is a hot topic every summer, when the warmer weather leads to increases in sweat rates which can make it tough to stay hydrated. However, because we train indoors more when it gets…
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