Triathlon

Kelenz for your sport

Kelenz for Triathlon

Sprint, Olympic, Half, Full — your triathlete card deserves more than a Google Sheet.

Three disciplines, one athlete, zero spreadsheet: Kelenz tracks your tri season without asking you to rebuild it.
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Why Kelenz for triathlon

4 formats recognized

Sprint, Olympic, Half / 70.3, Ironman / Full distance: the international taxonomy is respected. Multi-format welcomed.

3 official stats configured

Triathlons finished, podiums, best national ranking: the tri-specific grid is handled natively.

From FFTRI club to Ironman

Senior, U19, veterans, women's: all categories across the race calendar (FFTRI, Ironman, Challenge) in a single profile.

Three disciplines, one career

Not three profiles (swimmer + cyclist + runner): one triathlete profile. The sport is cumulative, not juxtaposed.

What Kelenz changes for each profile

From the U19 Sprint-format triathlete to the FFTRI club coach, by way of the amateur Ironman — here's what Kelenz delivers.

ATHLETE

Triathletes: 3 disciplines, 1 profile

U17, U19, senior or veterans? Profile with formats, races and records.

  • 4 formats: Sprint, Olympic, Half, Ironman — multi-format.
  • Official stats: triathlons finished, podiums, best national ranking.
  • Looking for a club: flag availability and become discoverable.

COACH

Coaches: head and assistant

Document every season, every club, every achievement.

  • Coaching career: clubs coached per season.
  • Achievements: titles, podiums and standout results from your career.
  • Community: connect with local triathletes and coaches and follow their progress.

FAN

Fans: follow the triple discipline

Ironman Hawaii and pro tours make headlines. The neighboring club lives too.

  • Personalized feed: subscribe to your club, a rising triathlete.
  • Tracked athletes: races, podiums, ranking.
  • Community: comment on Grand Prix, celebrate Ironman finishes.

Triathlon is cumulative. Kelenz logs it that way.

Download the app and join the triathletes-and-fans community on Kelenz.

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