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I. Preparation
2. Book hotel.
Book also your transfers from the airport to your hotel and back. Consider that you have a bike
bag with you.
3. Reserve a slot for bike packing service if your wish. Once your bike is packed, weigh it along
with your check-in baggage. Write it down for future reference.
Clothes for registration day, socials before, and after race day.
Toiletries
Electronics (chargers, power banks, Bluetooth speakers, batteries etc)
Head lamp (for race day morning so you can set up in the dark)
Trisuit or Race Uniform
Wallet and identifcation
Travel documents
Drawstring bag and plastic bag (to carry your swim stuf on Saturday)
Transition Bag (to carry all your stuf on race day)
Pre-Flinht Checklist
1. Bring bike box to mechanic for assembly. Discuss time it’ll be ready. Also discuss when you
may bring it for disassembly and packing after the race. Exchange contact details for easier
follow-up.
2. Register. Explore or shop in expo.
3. Apply stickers on bike and helmet
4. Plan out your Saturday (meals, itinerary, etc) and Race day. Prep your race gear if you wish.
Buy your water, race day breakfast and other necessities.
5. Get used to sleeping early and waking up early.
V. Saturdal:
1. Swim the swim course. Make sure you pack your change of clothes and towel.
2. Apply body marking. Make sure you don’t have sunscreen on where you plan to apply
temporary tattoo numbers or else they won’t stick.
3. Check in bike. Check bike. Are the brake pads dead center and not touching the rims? Is the
skewer tight enough? Check for anything loose. Cover bike if you wish.
4. Before leaving orient yourself on where your exact location is in the transition area. Look for
distinguishing markers (like speakers, portalets and posters). Know where the exit and
entrances are when you come from the swim, bike, and run. Visualize yourself walking to your
spot from every course leg to keep yourself from getting lost or disoriented.
5. Get your timing chip.
6. Attend race briefng.
7. Attend mass if you wish.
8. Refrain from any stressful or strenuous activities. Don’t walk around too much.
9. Make sure you’ve made arrangements on how you’ll get to the race event area and back to
your accommodations.
Charge Garmin
Prep nutrition and hydration systems
Have early dinner
Study race course map and rules
Have some quiet time and meditate
Put away your gadgets an hour before sleeping time
Prep your trisuit, timing chip, anti-chafng cream, sunblock, and slippers
Set your alarm.
Prepare the contents of your Transition bag and sort out the bags:
Transition Ban Checklist
1. Light breakfast and cofee (Eat and drink whatever you’re used to).
2. Take supplements (if using).
3. Take out Hydration and Nutrition from ref and pack in Transition bag.
4. Do your bathroom ritual.
5. Apply anti-chafng cream on neck, ankle where timing chip is, sensitive areas etc. Apply
sunblock.
6. Put on Tri-suit. Wear timing chip and secure it. Wear on left ankle, away from the bike’s drive-
train.
7. Grab transition Bag
8. Sip on your electrolyte drink.
9. Set-up your bike and your other gear. Visualize your transitions.
10. Pack your slippers, put your goggles on and swim cap, take your energy gel, and walk toward
the swim area.
11. Make a mental note to start your GPS watch and tap on it on every leg and transition.
12. Take a deep breath and enjoy the race. You got this.