Life Time Tri is proud to continue its drive to growing the sport of triathlon. After an incredible 2019 season, Life Time is again committed to hosting the nation’s largest Indoor Triathlon series. Reference the preliminary list of 2020 locations below. With only 100 slots available at a $30 entry fee, it’s time to commit!
| STATE | CLUB LOCATION | DATE | RACE DIRECTOR | CONTACT EMAIL |
| CA | Roseville | 1/5 | Mario Mijango/Emily Thompson | mmijango@lt.life, ethompson2@lt.life |
| CO | Westminster | 1/5 | Andrea Bruski | abruski@lt.life |
| GA | Alpharetta | 1/5 | Ken Koontz | kkoontz@lt.life |
| IL | Burr Ridge | 1/5 | Angel Arflack | aarflack@lt.life |
| IL | Romeoville | 1/5 | Deborah Barnat | dbarnat@lt.life |
| IL | Schaumburg | 1/5 | Lynn Flentye | lflentye@lt.life |
| IL | Vernon Hills | 1/5 | Tim Faucete | tfaucete@lt.life |
| IL | Warrenville | 1/5 | Jessica Rangel | jrangel2@lt.life |
| IN | North Meridian | 1/5 | John Oei | joei@lt.life |
| KS | Lenexa | 1/5 | TBD | |
| MA | Boston Metro West | 1/5 | Angie Diatelevi | ADiatelevi@lt.life |
| MD | Gaithersburg | 1/5 | Maximiliano Bolanos | mbolanos@lt.life |
| MI | Commerce | 1/5 | Brian Grzyb | bgrzyb@lt.life |
| MN | Eagan | 1/5 | Lisa Kresky Griffin | LKresky-griffin@lt.life |
| MN | Plymouth | 1/5 | Brad Hautala | bhautala@lt.life |
| NC | Cary | 1/5 | Chantell Coetzer | chantellcoetzer@hotmail.com |
| NC | Charlotte | 1/5 | Bruce Mann | BMann@lt.life |
| NC | Raleigh | 1/5 | Katie Glynn | trainerkatieglynn@gmail.com |
| NE | Omaha | 1/5 | Eric Moser | emoser@lt.life |
| NJ | Princeton | 1/5 | Allison Lee | alee5@lt.life |
| NV | Green Valley | 1/5 | Tamara Finley | tfinley@lt.life |
| NY | Syosset | 1/5 | Laura Ryan | lryan@lt.life |
| NY | Westchester | 1/5 | Anim Stewart, Jen Demillo | aswart@lt.life, JDemilio@lt.life |
| OH | Beachwood | 1/5 | John Mertler | JMertler@lt.life |
| OH | Dublin Sold Out | 1/5 | Sandy Donald | sandeeman@aol.com |
| OK | Oklahoma City | 1/5 | TBD | |
| OK | Tulsa | 1/5 | Kelly Corado | kcorado@lt.life |
| PA | Fort Washington | 1/5 | Jess Kelly | jkelly3@lt.life |
| TX | Austin Arboretum | 1/5 | Ana Carolina Estralda | AEstrada@lt.life |
| TX | Cinco Ranch | 1/5 | TBD | |
| TX | Cypress | 1/5 | Iliana Romero | iromero@lt.life |
| TX | Flower Mound | 1/5 | TBD | |
| TX | Fort Worth | 1/5 | TBD | |
| TX | Greenway | 1/5 | TBD | |
| TX | Plano | 1/5 | Todd Codish | toddcodish@gmail.com |
| VA | Reston | 1/5 | Brian Crow | bcrow@lt.life |
| CANADA | Ajax | 1/5 | Wayne Young | wyoung@lt.life |
Finalized results will be posted here once respective Race Directors validate and submit their event’s details. Please check back often as results will continue to be updated and posted accordingly. Please forward results-related inquires directly to your Race Director (contact information is listed in the “List of 2020 Indoor Tri Locations” link).
CLICK HERE to view/download results from our January 2019 events.
CLICK HERE to view/download results from our March & April 2019 events.
CLICK HERE to view/download results from our Spring 2018 (March & April) Indoor Triathlons.
CLICK HERE to view/download results from our January 2018 events.
CLICK HERE to view results from previous year events.
Scoring Overview: The Indoor Triathlon is based on time rather than distance – meaning you receive points for going further in a specific period of time, not going faster over a fixed distance. Participants are graded on a curve. The furthest distance in each category gets the most points (actual number is based on total participants), the shortest receives 1 point, and your “score” for the discipline is based on the points you achieve. All three disciplines count equally toward your final score.
Event Divisions: Ranking are provided for Overall, Open Men (39 years and younger), Open Women, Masters Men (ages 40+) and Masters Women (40+).
Reference the full event rules and scoring details HERE.
Questions? Contact us at events@lt.life
As part of the Commitment Day movement, Life Time Tri’s mission is to inspire athletes of all athletic abilities to consider and commit to triathlon in 2020. We believe triathlon to be the ultimate gateway to a Healthy Way of Life, and cordially invite you into the sport’s perfect launch pad:
In 2019, Life Time Fitness hosted nearly 100 Indoor Triathlon events across North America. These club-based events offer inspirationally-charged, safe and simulated environment for athletes of all fitness levels. More than 7,500 athletes completed these events, more than half of whom had zero previous experience.
Upon becoming an indoor triathlete, it’s our hope to inspire finishers to consider participating in one of our outdoor Life Time Tri Series races, featuring: Super Sprint, Sprint and International distances.
Regardless of history, athleticism or goals, our Life Time Tri team is here to support your journey and celebrate your accomplishments along the way. We hope to see you soon!
The indoor triathlon is based on time rather than distance — meaning you receive points for going further in a specific period of time, not going faster over a fixed distance. The total event lasts for 75 minutes, consisting of:
Participants are graded on a curve. The furthest distance in each category gets the most points (actual number is based on total participants) and the shortest receives one point. Your “score” for the discipline is based on the points you achieve. All three disciplines count equally toward your final score. Therefore, your rank and score will not be determined until all participants have completed the event.
Transition times are fixed between events and do not count toward participants’ scores.
Click here to read the full rules.
Register for just $30, receive a host of gifts below and become a triathlete in just 60 minutes! All 2020 participants will receive:
Indoor Tri events are open to both members and non-members of Life Time Fitness, ages 12 and over.
Relay Teams: Only the Team Captain needs to register and pay the registration fee for the team.
Complimentary 8-Week Training Plan
Ready to train on your own for the Indoor Tri? Download our 8-Week Intro Training Plan (beginning the week of Febuary 19) to help you prepare for your big day. This plan is complimentary for Life Time Members and the General Public.
Train with the Life Time Tri Team!
Training for a triathlon can be a fun, social and rewarding experience. Join a chapter of the Life Time Tri TEAM at select locations throughout the nation, led by a certified Life Time Tri Coach. Take advantage of weekly group training sessions, technique development advice, monthly training plans, social activities, Life Time Race Series discounts and other Tri Team member benefits.
For athletes of all levels and abilities, from beginners to elite, the Life Time Tri Team has something for everyone! For more information, visit www.lifetimeendurance.com
(Offer available for a limited time and with limited availability. Please contact us today for more information.)
We measure your swim distance in lengths, not laps. Each time you touch the wall counts as one length. Volunteers will be at each lane counting for you — all you have to do is swim!
No, you can swim any stroke you like, including dog paddle, side stroke, elementary backstroke, etc. You may even walk, if absolutely necessary. Whatever keeps you moving in the water.
You may rest on the walls, hold onto the lane line or stand on the bottom of the pool to rest. You may stop and rest for as long as you like, but keep in mind the clock is ticking!
No. We do not allow any flotation devices or snorkels/fins to be used during the swim.
The locker rooms will serve as your transition area. You will have 10 minutes to change out of your suit, into your biking and running gear. This goes by much faster than you think, so keep moving. You should bring your running stuff with you to the spin studio as you will not have time to go back to the locker room after the cycle portion. If you are not a Life Time member, we will provide you with a locker key for use during the event.
All participants will use the indoor bikes located in the spin studio. Bikes for the event will be set in two rows near the front of the studio.
All bikes in the 2018 Indoor Tri events will have a power console that can accurately track distance, speed and power. The distance shown on the power console after the 30 minute cycle portion will be captured by an event volunteer.
Each participant will be able to set their own resistance at a level that is comfortable for their ability. Keep in mind, injuries can occur if you spin too fast so we recommend each participant set the tension at a level that is safe and comfortable based on their cycle experience.
You may leave the incline at zero on the treadmill or any higher setting that you prefer.
Absolutely. Headphones are allowed for the bike and run (and for those of you techies with the waterproof headphones, you may use them in the pool as well). Keep in mind we will have music playing overhead in the cycle studio.
Results will be posted following the conclusion of the event on this site.
Total available points are based on the total number of participants in the event. For this example, let’s say there are 100 people in event. The athlete who swam the farthest in the pool receives 100 points. The second farthest swim receives 99 points and so on. Same for the bike and run. The three scores for each participant are totaled for an overall score.
Yes, although children must be 12 years of age or older to participate in the Indoor Tri.
Be part of the IN crowd, volunteer at your local Indoor Tri!
There’s no better way to get inspired and see what Indoor Triathlon is all about than by volunteering. All volunteers receive an Indoor Tri water bottle, and the satisfaction of supporting so many people through their special day.
Event Crew are needed for the following:
Event Crew are required to be on site one hour prior the event and may be asked to stay no later than one hour following the event.
If you have any questions about volunteer opportunities, please contact your local Race Director.
