IronKids aquathlon gets going in Subic
Before some of the big names of triathlon slug it out in the Regent 5150, kids aged 6 to 14 clash in the Alaska Ironkids Aquathlon II Saturday at WOW Recreation and Activity Center/Remy Field in Subic Bay.
Titles are at stake in the 13-14, 11-12, 9-10 and 6-8 categories. Winners will also book spots in the culminating race of the four-stage circuit, the Alaska IronKids Triathlon II slated August in Mactan, Cebu.
The Ironkids is the appetizer to the Regent 5150 Triathlon on Sunday where Australian Sam Betten seeks a record three-peat in the men’s pro side.
Article continues after this advertisementAlso to be disputed in the Alaska Ironkids Aquathlon II are the relay long and short titles with the regular campaigners bracing for a fierce challenge from a slew of newcomers raring to pull off some surprises.
The event, produced and organized by Sunrise Events, Inc. serves as the third of a four-stage Ironkids circuit.
The Alaska IronKids is held to promote a well-balanced lifestyle for kids and at the same time serving as a perfect venue for family bonding.
Article continues after this advertisementMeanwhile, the third Regent 5150 Triathlon, a 1.5K swim, 40K bike and 10K run event will have a record field clashing for top honors.
