Your Triathlon Journey Starts Here

SPRINT & OLYMPIC TRAINING PROGRAMS

 

Whether you’re brand new to the sport or stepping up to Olympic distance, our Beginner/Sprint and Olympic programs are built to guide you from your first training session to race day.

With expert group coaching, a supportive community, and a clear, step-by-step plan, you’ll reach the start line confident and ready!

WHAT YOU’LL GET  IN EACH PROGRAM:

      • Weekly Group Workouts – with a dedicated program coach
        • Group Swim Workout on Sundays at 6pm
        • Group Run Workout on Tuesdays at 6:30pm
        • Group Bike Workout on Saturday mornings
      • 9 week (beginner/sprint) or 16 week (olympic) training plan delivered via Training Peaks
      • Skills Clinics and/or baseline and predictive evaluations*
      • Coached attention in swim, bike and run
      • Dedicated mentor offering weekly check-ins and support
      • Bi-Monthly, live online meetings with Coach via Zoom
      • Tri-Now workout shirt
      • plus fun and support!

SEE BELOW FOR MORE

HAVE QUESTIONS?

SEE OUR FAQ or CHECK OUT OUR TRAINING FOR A TRI: Info Sessions

we also accept Venmo and Zelle – saving you the processing fee of registration system. Contact Debra@Tri-Now.com for help 

Spring Beginner Program

Beginner Program for Caveman Sprint Tri

$245

February 9 – April 12, 2026

Kickoff meeting Feb 9

Olympic Training Program

Training Program for Captex Olympic Tri

$365

January 26 – May 25, 2026

Kickoff Meeting Jan 26

Summer Beginner Program

Training program for Blackland Sprint Tri

$245

July 6-September 7, 2026

Kickoff meeting June 29

QUESTIONS?

Check out the FAQ page or Contact Us

Book a Discovery Call: A complimentary 20-minute video call to talk with you about Tri-Now programs and services. Let’s find the right fit for you!

Jen V.

I’ve known I wanted to do a triathlon for a very long time. I didn’t know where to start and put it to the back of my mind as something maybe I’ll do someday. By pure chance, a friend at the gym wore an ironman top and I asked her about it. She said I needed to join Frank and the Tri Now Team and that I truly couldn’t be in better hands. I thought she might be over-selling it, but she wasn’t.  

I signed up for an 8 week program to train for a sprint distance triathlon. I had literally just bought my first bike since I was 10 years old, didn’t know how to shift gears, hadn’t pulled out my goggles in ages and definitely hadn’t run further than 50 feet in years. I had absolutely no idea where to start.

Frank and the members of Tri Now made it simple and walked me through the 8 weeks with patience and kindness. I completed my first sprint triathlon in May. I loved it and immediately signed up to roll this into training for an olympic distance.

This has been like medicine for me. I was in a rut when I decided to take that first step and sign up. The rest just fell into place. I have surprised myself over and over again with achieving little and big goals alike and have made great friends along the way. This has never quite felt like training as much as it felt like meeting up with friends for a fun activity.
This is the friendliest and most supportive group. Frank and Debra are fantastic. To anyone who is on the fence, just sign up… the rest falls into place.
Kimberly R.

I joined Tri-Now having zero experience with triathlon. Although I was a decent cyclist and runner, I only knew the basics of swimming and hadn’t swam more than a few yards at time in the last 30 years. I joined the Beginner Triathlon program, and with the help of Coach Linda, Coach Frank, and Coach Maddie successfully completed my first sprint triathlon! I loved it so much that I did the beginner program a second time, this time taking on a triathlon with an open water swim.

Since joining, I’ve done multiple sprint triathlons, an Olympic distance, and am now training for a 70.3/half-Ironman distance. I would not have been able to complete these events with confidence had it not been for Tri-Now. The tips and tricks I’ve learned along the way — from how to set up a transition area to general swim technique to sighting buoys — have been invaluable. But more than that, the Tri-Now community is wonderful. It’s so empowering to attend group workouts with everyone from first timers to multiple Ironman finishers. There’s always someone to push you and offer advice.