Try a #SUPBikeRun triathlon

If you’re eager to challenge your fitness and endurance, try a #SUPBikeRun triathlon series from Surfdome. The exciting spin on a traditional tri is definitely worth a go.

It’s a chance to get your adrenaline running and really put your fitness to the test with a series of paddle boarding, mountain biking and trail running. Be at one with the outdoors and give it a go.

Surfdome.com – Europe’s leading online action sports and lifestyle retailer first launched their daring spin on the usual triathlon disciplines last year and saw sell out success across the country. #SUPBikeRun was the first of its kind to be launched in the UK and was an idea that originated in the U.S and Hawaii.

For 2015 they’re bringing it back, bigger and better with triathlon routes across three different parts of the UK – Somerset, the Peak District and Sussex. The process will begin with a 3km stand-up paddleboard (SUP) followed by a 30km mountain bike and finally a 5km trail run across a selection of landscapes.

Justin Stone, Managing Director of Surfdome says: ‘It’s a great opportunity to come and join us at these super fun events, to take part, to try before you buy, to watch or to try SUP at any of the numerous taster sessions at some of the most stunning venues the UK has to offer.’

If you’re scared of being thrown in the deep end on the day of the almighty event, you can train with #SUPBikeRun in the lead-up. They will be offering a range of taster sessions to coach and prepare you ahead of the triathlon – so there’s nothing to fear!

For further information or to buy tickets for the event, click here. For the real enthusiasts, you can sign up for all three events at a discounted rate, or alternatively you might want to test the waters and buy one ticket.

The series runs from Spring to Autumn across the following locations:

Wimbleball Lake, Exmoor National Park, Somerset – May 17th 2015

Carsington Water, on the edge of the Peak District National Park, Derbyshire – July 12th 2015

Westhampnett Lake, on the edge of the South Downs National Park, West Sussex – 20th September 2015