tristar athletes northeast
about
The Tristar Athletes Northeast team has “grit” and depth. Our athletes (see athlete bios below) in the Northeast geography train hard and motivate each other training through four very distinct seasons, riding great hills, and challenging themselves with excellent running terrain to become super fit. New to the group? Join in below on the Facebook group page to see local training sessions, races and current events. Join us, get fast together and learn the best practices in endurance sports.
northeast team at the races
The Northeast team meets at many marquis events and local races to cheer each other on. Go Tristar! can be heard often and loudly as our team pushes the boundaries of whats possible. We organize team meet ups prior to races and afterwards for post race celebrations to debrief and share the race experience. Learn more about select team races this year.
northeast training race camp
Our Northeast race camp is held at the Ironman in Lake Placid, New York. If you are racing Lake Placid camp weekend, your teammates will be cheering you towards an Ironman best with our coaches dialing in your race-day plans and needs.
If you are training at camp you will be inspired to train at your very best with our coaches helping you every step of the way. We will have skills based sessions for swim bike run, race simulations and coaching theory break out sessions for live Q&A. Our rides and runs will be fully supported by Velofix Albany and helping you the entire camp and race weekend.
Meet the Northeast team members
Our Northeast team works together as a “unit” and often times even when geographies are spread out our athletes meet at races, locally for training sessions, socially and or connect online to motivate and learn from one another. Find a Tristar team member below and find training partners.
“Uncle Fred Skinner” Athlete bio - Fun facts: Kona Bound in 2020 after winning his age group at IMLV in 2019, Fred lives on a high mountain ski slope in New Hampshire with his wife Virginia, with beautiful views of Lake Winnipesaukee. Fred does his long rides around New Hampshire and every time he gets home he has to ride up the mountain one mile with a steady grade of 13%! (You can actually stand leaning into the mountain in front of his driveway.) Talk about a way to end every bike ride with a 1mi time trial treat on the legs! OUCH! Fred swims in open water across Lake Winnipesaukee during the warmer summer months and is a dedicated athlete.