Last updated 
	17 December 2015
Welcome to the Blackheath & Bromley Tri Club...
	
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The Blackheath & Bromley Tri Club is a section of Blackheath & 
Bromley Harriers AC and is affiliated to the 
British Triathlon 
Federation. 
If you have any questions please email 
info@blackheathtriclub.org.uk 
		 
All members that join the Tri Club are automatically joined 
to B&BHAC and can participate in all of their activities, social & athletic. In 
fact you are encouraged to join in the Wednesday evening training runs and 
enjoy a chat and a drink (hard or soft!) afterwards. 
  We have just taken delivery of the 1st 
				consignment of Tri Club kit. This consists of 34 Blackheath 
				& Bromley Tri Club T shirts and 3 long distance tri suits. The T 
				shirts will be available to view and buy at the club on 
				Wednesday evenings, price £6.99. The tri suits can also be 
				viewed and will be available to order, price £69.99. Both prices 
				include VAT. 21-01-09 
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		Mike Russell, of Team Outrageous, organises a 
		number of open water events from Leybourne Lakes, Kent - more details at 
		this link: 
		www.teamoutrageous.com 
 
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		 Ironman 
		training; triathlon training and cycle coaching in Mallorca - 
		http://www.mallorcaman.co.uk/
		
		Join your expert coach Nick Kinsey, one of 
		Britain’s most experienced and consistent Ironman finishers over the 
		last 20 years, for some serious training and then relax in the warm 
		sunshine, for the perfect recovery, good food and fun-filled atmosphere! 
		Yes, our own Nick Kinsey owns and runs this company - special rates for 
		Blackheath Tri people.... 
		info@mallorcaman.co.uk   | 
	
8 December 2008 - nearly thirty 
people attended the first meeting
The 1st meeting of Blackheath & Bromley Harriers Triathlon 
Club was held at the club house on Monday evening. A total of 27 people came 
along. The numbers could have been even higher but another half a dozen 
unfortunately couldn't attend. 
The meeting was informal with topics discussed including 
existing club structure and events, club kit, membership costs and equipment.
Jon Horsman, who is a development coach with the British 
Triathlon Association, was kind enough to attend and gave an outline of what the 
BTA is and about how it can be of help to the club. All in all a successful 
meeting, hopefully the 1st of many.
