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National Triathlon
Training Camp
Welcome to the NATIONAL TRIATHLON TRAINING CAMPSM!
About the NTTC
Founded in November of 1982 by triathletes Mark Wendley and Tom Peters, the National Triathlon Training Camp (NTTC) held the world’s first triathlon camp in Malibu, California in May of 1983. From 1986 to 1994, the NTTC also ran the sport’s most successful racing team, recording over 190 wins and 650 top-10 finishes in triathlons worldwide.
In 2006, after an 11-year hiatus, NTTC returned with a new business plan, a new Title Sponsor, and a hunger to regain our spot at the pinnacle of triathlon. Team Sport Beans/NTTC is being led by a new group of world-class and up-and-coming pros, who have won 84 triathlons and notched 200 top-10 finishes from 2006 through 2009. Our pros also work on staff at our triathlon camps and clinics. The team is open to everyone! When you join, you’ll get lots of freebies plus member discounts on NTTC camps, clinics, tours, team apparel and equipment, and much more! We’ve also added the most affordable, fully-customized online triathlon coaching available. Please check out all our programs and enjoy your stay at the NTTC web site. WELCOME!
Mark Wendley
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Order Offical Team Sport Beans/NTTC Apparel!
Check out the complete collection of official team apparel at our online NTTC Sportshop! Tri-Tops, Tri-Shorts, Polo Shirts, Jackets, T-shirts, swim suits, goggles, and MUCH more! And, if you're a Club Team member, you'll also get an additional 15% OFF by using your special team promotion code at check-out. Plus, at the Sportshop, learn about discounts on blueseventy wetsuits and swimskins, Rudy Project helmets and sunglasses, Valdora bikes, and Flex-Power performance sports cream. So, don't delay! Order your Team Sport Beans/NTTC apparel and equipment today!
NTTC Sportshop |
Ironman World Championship - Kailua-Kona, Hawaii - October 10, 2009
Jessica Jacobs - 21st Female Pro, 10:04:17
Swim-1:12:47, T1-2:10, Bike-5:19:12 (21.06 mph), T2-5:16, Run-3:25:02 (7:49 min/mi). Photos by www.asiphoto.com. |
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Ironman World Championship - Kailua-Kona, Hawaii - October 10, 2009
Ben Hoffman - 56th Male Pro, 9:29:54
Swim-54:29, T1-2:02, Bike-4:43:31 (23.70 mph), T2-2:39, Run-3:47:13 (8:40 min/mi). Photos by www.asiphoto.com. |
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Ironman World Championship - Kailua-Kona, Hawaii - October 10, 2009
Brad Seng - 47th Male Pro, 9:21:06
Swim-58:56, T1-2:33, Bike-5:16:42 (21.22 mph), T2-2:45, Run-3:00:10 (6:52 min/mi). Photos by www.asiphoto.com. |
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Alexis Smith Wins ITU Pan American Cup in San Francisco!
Alexis Smith won the prestigious San Francisco Triathlon at Treasure Island on July 11, 2009. The race doubled as an ITU (International Triathlon Union) Pan American Cup race and was part of USA Triathlon's "Twenty-12 Elite Series" to prepare our triathletes for the 2012 Olympic Games to be held in London. The men's winner, in 1:54:40, was 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist and 2008 Olympic Silver Medalist Simon Whitfield of Canada. Alexis covered the Olympic-distance course (1.5k swim, 40k bike, and 10k run) in 2:12:40. Lindsey Jerdonek of Washington, DC finished 2nd in 2:13:30, while Canadian Tenille Hoogland placed 3rd in 2:14:04. Alexis picked up $2,500 in prize money for the win. Click HERE to watch video highlights of the race on Tri-Cal TV. To learn more about USA Triathlon's "Twenty-12 Elite Series," click HERE. (Photo right by www.asiphoto.com.) |
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Jacobs Wins USAT Elite Duathlon National Championship!
Jessica Jacobs just got the 2009 season off to an incredible start for Team Sport Beans/NTTC by winning the USAT Elite L.C. Duathlon National Championship on April 19! The race, part of Powerman Alabama held each year in Birmingham, AL, consisted of an 8k Run, 55k Bike, and 8k Run. On a mostly overcast day, competitors battled windy conditions on the bike. The women's race was close in the opening 8k run (see picture below), with Jessica entering T1 with a slim lead over Heidi Sarna of Illinois and Uli Bromme of Colorado. But, Jess dominated on the bike, building a 5-minute lead that she would not relinquish on the second run leg. She ended up crossing the line in 2:30:25, with Bromme a distant 2nd in 2:35:14 and Sarna 3rd in 2:39:42. You can see a video interview with Jess immediately following her race by clicking HERE. Pictured below left, Jessica builds an insurmountable, 5-minute lead on the 55k bike leg. Below right, Jessica leads Heidi Sarna and Uli Bromme in the first 8k Run leg at Poweman Alabama. (Photos courtesy of www.brightroom.com.) |
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