Muskoka Kids Tri Photographs Port Sydney Triathlon part 4

This post, part 4 of 6, contains another 50 photographs from the 2018 Muskoka Kids Tri held in Port Sydney. More photos are still to come in the last two parts! The previous posts and pictures from the kids triathlon can be found here:

In the photos above. 1. the youngest girls group are seen at the start of their triathlon, wading into the water to begin their swim race. 2. A Muskoka Kids Tri volunteer helps guide boys with their bicycles to the start of their bike race. 3. It was nice to see all the runners come around the last corner on their running course. From here they could spot the end of their triathlon race which gave them the inspiration to put on a final great burst of effort to reach the finish line.

Pictured above: 1. Happy Birthday Owen! What a special way to spend a birthday, participating in a triathlon and having a fan-club in the front row cheering you on! 2. Muskoka Kids Tri volunteers were wonderful! They seemed to be everywhere, always ready to supervise and assist the triathlon participants. 3. A future triathlete enjoyed watching the races and playing on the beach. Here it looks like he’s impressed with the bikes and wants to go for a spin. Hopefully next summer, or perhaps the one after, he’ll be swimming, biking, running and then standing in this same spot with his own Muskoka Kids Tri medal!

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boy at triathlon finish line with participation medal

boys and girls bike race in Muskoka Kids Tri

boys jumping from the dock on Mary Lake, Port Sydney

triathlon boys running into bike transition area preparing for bicycle stage in Muskoka Kids Tri

boys splash through water at start of Muskoka kids triathlon race

boys swim race in Muskoka kids triathlon

boy in bike race during Muskoka Kids Tri Port Sydney

little boy finishing triathlon bike stage in Muskoka Kids Tri

little boy putting on socks and shoes to begin triathlon bike ride

long exposure photo of a boy riding his bike

Muskoka Kids Tri boy running for finish line

Muskoka Kids Tri boy runs with bicycle through transition area to begin his bike race

Muskoka Kids Tri boy sprints for finish line

Muskoka Kids Tri girl sprints for finish line

Muskoka Kids Tri race volunteer helps guide boys through bike course

Muskoka Kids Tri runners crossing finish line

Muskoka Kids Tri boy crossing finish line in triathlon

Muskoka Kids Tri boy runs with bicycle into transition area

Muskoka Kids Tri triathlon swimmers race to bike transition area

kids playing with lifeguard after triathlon

small boy begins triathlon bicycle race in Muskoka Kids Tri

small boys bike race in Muskoka Kids Tri

small boys splash in water at start of Muskoka Kids Tri triathlon swim race

small boys swim race in Muskoka Kids Tri

small girls bicycle race in Muskoka Kids Tri

small girls swimming in Muskoka Kids triathlon swim race

volunteers supervise and assist small boys preparing for bike ride

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