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Competition Waiver:
Follow the LINK HERE to sign the Competition Waiver before Check-in. We require that this be signed before Athletes are able to compete.
Please have this done prior to check in and your confirmation pulled up to expedite the line.
There will be two lines at check in- those who have raced this season and those who still need to fill out waivers / have any issues signing the waiver. Please stand in the line that pertains to you!
Please note that this waiver is different from the one you sign to purchase a lift ticket.
12th Annual Courage Triathlon
Race to End Trafficking. Run With Purpose. Move With Courage.
Saturday, August 15, 2026 | Lake Almanor Country Club | 10:00 AM Start
For twelve years, the Courage Triathlon has united athletes, families, and advocates around a cause that demands our attention: the fight against child sex trafficking. What began as a local race has grown into a movement — and this year, we're taking it further than ever.
The 12th Annual Courage Triathlon returns to the stunning shores of Lake Almanor, and this year, we're opening registration to virtual participants nationwide. Whether you're standing at the start line or lacing up your sneakers a thousand miles away, you're part of this fight.
The Course
Run - 2.8 Miles - Scenic road run
Bike - 6.4 Miles - Road cycling course
Row - 3.1 Miles - Kayak or paddleboard
From the adrenaline of a our scenic run and ride through the pines to the rhythm of your paddle cutting across the glassy surface of Lake Almanor, every leg of this course is designed to challenge your body and renew your purpose.
You're not just racing — you're running toward a world where every child is safe.
How to Participate
Solo: Take on all three legs yourself — run, bike, and row the full course at Lake Almanor.
Team Relay: Split the triathlon among two or three teammates. Each member completes one or more legs of the race. Grab your friends, your family, or your coworkers and race together.
Virtual: Can't make it to Lake Almanor? Now you don't have to. Register as a virtual participant and log your own activities, distances, and times — on your schedule, from wherever you are.
We want you to join us in person, however we know that distance should not discourage your heart for supporting Courage. The beauty of virtual participation is that it meets you where you are. Want to run five miles through your neighborhood to show your support? Log it. Planning to paddleboard for two hours around your local marina? We'd love to hear about it. Prefer a walk around the block with your kids and the dog? That counts, too. Every step, every stroke, every mile matters.
Post your photos on Instagram, tag @CourageWorldwide, and let's show the world what a nationwide community of courage looks like. This year, we want to see evidence of support for child survivors from coast to coast.
Why We Race
Every registration, every mile logged, and every dollar raised goes directly toward the mission of Courage Worldwide — an organization dedicated to providing residential housing and comprehensive therapeutic services for child survivors of sex trafficking. These are children who have endured unimaginable trauma, and Courage Worldwide exists to offer them safety, healing, and a future worth fighting for.
When you cross the finish line — whether that's at Lake Almanor or at the end of your driveway — you're telling a survivor that they are seen, they are valued, and they are not alone.
Event at a Glance
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
Location: Lake Almanor Country Club
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Format: Solo, Team Relay, or Virtual
Run: 2.8 Miles
Bike: 6.4 Miles
Row: 3.1 Miles (Kayak or Paddleboard)
Big or small. Near or far. Every act of courage counts.
Register today and join the movement.
Learn more about Courage Worldwide
TBF Mountain Bike Clinic – Off Road Mountain Biking
This clinic is for all levels of riders - with 2 skill levels, and includes professional MTB coaching, drills & skills clinic, dirt-crit practice race, fun group trail ride, and refreshments.
Event details and schedule
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 1 Clinic:
Equipment, bike set-up, trail stewardship & etiquette
Gear Selection, cadence, shifting
Balance - bike position, body movement, pedal technique, grip pressure
Starts – mounting/dismounting the bike, power starts.
Stops – body position, speed control, stops, emergency stops.
Cornering – surface type, ground conditions, tire pressure, line selection, speed control, body position, vision, exit power
Wheel lifts – front, rear, hops, curbs
Cornering practice after skills
Short Trail ride after cornering practice
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 2 Clinic:
Basics review (Skill above from Level 1 Clinic)
Reading terrain - understanding the flow of the trail
Line selection - set-up, speed control, alternate lines
Passing techniques - verbal communication, accelerations
Climbing & descending - pedal technique, cadence, body movement
Clearing obstacles, drop-offs
Sand riding and jumping techniques
Wide variety of sweet trails, granite boulders, jumps, rock gardens & more
TBF Coaches discuss favorite trails & places to ride
Each clinic includes Clif Bar and FLUID fuel/snacks and will conclude with a coached ride on local trails at Granite Beach to practice and confirm your new skills.
Schedule for TBF MTB Clinic:
9 a.m. - Welcome & Coach Introduction.
9:15 a.m. - Discussion on equipment, apparel, safety, maintenance.
9:30 a.m. - Warm Up laps then further drills and skill will be covered with several short breaks for snacks and questions.
Clinic will end at 12 noon.
For more information about custom individual and group mountain bike clinics please contact [email protected].
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