Camden’s second Kids Tryathlon was hailed a success, with almost 1,000 participants swimming, cycling and running through the Camden area.
All participants were awarded a medal by Weet-Bix ambassador and former Socceroo great, Tim Cahill, at the completion of their Tryathlon, pictured.
Mayor of Camden, Cr Theresa Fedeli, said it was fantastic to see so many families out and about enjoying the beautiful Camden town centre.
“Living a healthy and active lifestyle is important to do from a young age,” Cr Fedeli said.
“It was great to see so many children swimming in Camden War Memorial Pool, cycling through closed suburban streets and finally running through the finish arch at Onslow Oval.
“The Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids Tryathlon will return to Camden in 2021 so I’m encouraging all children in our area to start training and get ready for another big event next year.
“This is a world class event in the heart of our home and is a great opportunity to enjoy our facilities.”
The second annual Camden Healthy Living Expo was held in conjunction with the Tryathlon at Onslow Oval, giving residents the chance to meet their local health and well-being providers.
Young residents can take advantage of a number of council scheduled sports and activities throughout the year to get ready for next year’s Tryathlon being offered at both Camden War Memorial Pool and Mount Annan Leisure Centre.
For more information, visit ymcansw.org.au/centres and search for either Camden War Memorial Pool or Mount Annan Leisure Centre.
