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It's been a month since the 2026 Bellinghan Off Road Triathon so a big THANK YOU is an order to all the racers, volunteers, @travelingdarren & @regina_nicolardi for the photos, and spectators for making it a success!

Look for registration for the 2027 "BORT" to open in the spring. Until then, happy training!

📷: 1,3,6,7 @regina_nicolardi
📷: 2,4,5 @travelingdarren taken in Lake Padden by @pacificmultisports

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20 days ago

From athlete's safety to race day logistics, we need to pause and thank all the local partners who help make Lake Whatcom Triathlon (LWT) happen:

=> @cityofbellingham

=> @whatcomsar

=> @lennysbikeshop

=> @whatcomwakesports

=> @bellinghamexperience

Look for race day reminders, where to find results, event-day photos & videos, and more starting Friday through the weekend.

📷: Ben Groenhout by @pacificmultisports

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3 months ago

Registration is now open for our Whatcom World Cup this Wednesday, June 3rd, on Happy Hour - Vitamin R. Thank you for sponsoring this race: Structures Brewing, Outbound Lighting, and Antler Baking Co.

Race details and registration at wmbcmtb.org/whatcom-world-cup

Costume Theme: Cocktail attire 🪩🍸🫧🎩💃🕺🏻

Compete in our costume contest and win a prize! WMBC and Structures are contributing $25 gift cards each and Outbound Lighting and Trailboss USA are gifting shirts in the winners size.

1. Wear Cocktail attire 🪩🍸🫧🎩💃🕺🏻 to the Wednesday race - you do not have to be a racer to win the prize, spectators welcome!
2. Share a photo of yourself on Instagram in costume (story or post)
3. Tag WMBC and Structures Brewing Outbound Lighting
4. Must also be following WMBC and Structures Brewing and Outbound Lighting
5. The Saturday after each race, we will randomly pick a winner! by @pacificmultisports

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5 months ago

2026 Ski to Sea: WOW

Let's start with the fact that I have never participated, volunteered, or been around @officialskitosea weekend. Most locals are either heavily involved or deliberately out of town for Ski to Sea. I have always been the latter until this year.

I jumped in with two feet and had the privilege to document behind the scenes from start to finish for @pacificmultisports - the timing and results for Ski to Sea - and that's where the WOW comes in.

I thought I knew the large and small nuances of event directing but it was quite the eye opener witnessing up close the monster logistics of an event like Ski to Sea, especially in regards to timing and results. 😳

Hats off to Marc Blake and team, the @officialskitosea crew, and every volunteer involved. I'll be back with a new found respect.

📷: Some of my favorite candids by @pacificmultisports

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5 months ago

Dale and Emily, thank you for sharing your memory of Susie with us. We’re honored to help share her story and grateful to have you and your family as part of the Lake Whatcom Triathlon community #TeamSusie by @pacificmultisports

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7 months ago

Hard. Hot. Beautiful.
Blood. Sweat. Mud.

Santa Barbara Nine Trails Race was everything you'd want in a challenge and more. The half distance of 17.5 miles climbed over 5,200ft of rocky, sun-exposed terrain. Those who did the full must be super human.

While I would've loved to train specifically for this race, it was probably the best, most memorable last-minute sign-up ever.

Worth every bruise. 🥰💕

📸 : @_builttochill taken in Santa Barbara, California by @pacificmultisports

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7 months ago

Wind, hail, chop and toe and finger freezing kinda fun at the Annual Peter Marcus Roughwater Race! HUGE Thank you Kevin Olney and Pacific Multisports and your crews for putting on a high-adventure, well organized and super fun race! And huge gratitude to all the volunteers out there running safety. Pretty awesome having Brandon and the others out there on jet ski’s and motor boats keeping watch over us racers battling the wind and waves! And another shout out to Michael Lampi, out there getting the great shots! Thank you Michael! @nwwayoflife @bellinghamexperience @pacificmultisports #surfskirace #thisis54 #fitafter50 #gomamago by @pacificmultisports

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7 months ago

THANK YOU KACIE! So excited to have you and your crew join us on race day :)
The relay is a perfect first step into triathlon and we promise a fun, welcoming experience for all 💙 See you out there! @kaciecleveland
Register today!

Race day footage courtesy of @thetexanandy by @pacificmultisports

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8 months ago

GET EARLY BIRD PRICING IF YOU REGISTER BEFORE JANUARY 11TH, 2026!

Lake Whatcom Triathlon is back in Bellingham on July 11, 2026. This race exists because this community shows up for each other. From the volunteers who are out there before sunrise, to the neighbors cheering you on, to the athletes who keep coming back year after year, you’re what makes this day special. Whether you’re racing for the first time, chasing a new goal, or supporting a friend at the finish, you belong here. We can’t wait to share the lake, the roads, and the trails with you again. Reserve your spot today! by @pacificmultisports

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a year ago

Race Recap!

A little over a week ago, I had the blessing and opportunity to take on Ironman 70.3 Tri-Cities! The atmosphere, spectators, and volunteers were absolutely electric! Best of all, I was able to race alongside @andrewstevens0 and have the support of our family and friends on course.

I'm happy to say that I finished in 5:07:16 all while holding off quad cramping at the end of it. I wouldn't have been able to do it without @coach.ryan.tridot and his bottomless well of confidence in my abilities!

The Swim: 26:28

Over the last couple of months, I was only able to get in the pool 3-4 times. Needless to say, I was stoked that this was a down river swim!

The Bike: 2:54:10

The bike definitely tested my ability to pace and adjust on the fly. Learning from my early pacing mistakes in Oregon, I decided to ease into the first 5 miles and focused on taking in nutrition. This proved to be a smart move as we moved into miles 10 to 40. This section of the course was beautiful but challenging with a few big climbs. Not to mention that headwinds added even more difficulty. Thankfully, after mile 40-ish, I was able to cruise my way downhill back towards transition.

The Run: 1:39:16

Wow. What a run. I felt really good out of transition and my legs wanted to go faster than the race plan. So I followed my gut and trusted my body. The first half of the run was smooth and quick. As I hit the mile 7-8 after the turnaround, the battle really began. I was fighting of cramps in my quads for most of run to the finish. Luckily, I didn't fully cramp till I got across finish! All in all a solid day!

#triathlon #tridot #tridotambassador #tridottraining #ironman703 #ironmantri #ironmanwashington703 #swimbikerun #multisport #multisportathlete #teambellingham #pacificmultisports #athleticcheckin by @pacificmultisports

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a year ago

THE FIGHT FACE.
Captured so well from @mtbakerhillclimb
After no big races since May, I've been looking forward to this bike race all summer. Primary goal: break 1:30. Last year, I finished 1:31 in peak IMC shape. 💪
1 mile into the actual climb (13 miles into the race), I crashed. As I watched the elites drift into the distance, I got back up. Handlebars askew. Back derailleur f***ed. I pushed HARD. Harder than I have in very long time. Within 10 min I started to see the girl who finished 2nd to me last year. There was a small chase group just in front of her. I knew if I held high enough power, I could catch her and together we could close that gap. About 15 min holding 270w and I made it to her wheel. Then we did just that. We worked hard to close the gap, and sure enough, there was another top female rider in that group. & just ahead of that, the gal in first place in sight. I was in shock to still be in the running. By this point, I was overcooked, legs purple and numb as they do now, but I pushed on. I soon realized my sub 1:30 was still a possibility as well as a top 5 spot.
Finish time 1:29:08 and 4th overall. After a crash. Hand, hip, and BOTH buttcheeks severly bruised. (All of which I didn't notice until the post race adrenaline drop. 🤣)

I'm grateful.

Grateful for a strong mental game.
Grateful for the gals that inspired me.
Grateful the Bham TNT boys who pushed me every Tuesday leading into this.
I lapped my Garmin at the start of the climb, and afterwards I discovered I held 257w for those last 51min.
This gives me hope. Maybe even the desire to attempt tri again soon. 🥰✌️

Thank you, Whatcom Events, for an incredible day! 🌦⛰️💕 taken in Artist Point, Washington by @pacificmultisports

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a year ago

Reflection, Rest, and Racing with Team Bellingham🤩

This most recent blog post is all about Team Bellingham’s summer adventures and plans for the fall. 🍂☀️

Read about @jonasecker__ post Olympic year, @sometimesfirstneverlast coming back from injury, @jazzylou_swims in her first open water swim race, and @kylemabie ski and biking extravaganzas in the PNW🌟AND MORE!!

Check it out through the link in our bio!

#TEAMBELLINGHAM by @pacificmultisports

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