The team at Forth Edge is thrilled to launch an exciting competition to win entry to IRONMAN Wales 2017 along with a year’s subscription to their Forth Edge Endurance package (R.R.P over £1,000).
Forth Edge is an official partner of IRONMAN Wales this year, demonstrating their commitment to working with the very best in the industry. The choice of top athletes; the Forth Edge team work with some of the most well known names in UK sport, including triathletes Matt Sharp and Mark Threlfall.
THEIR IRONMAN WALES PRIZE PACKAGE INCLUDES*:
- Entry to IRONMAN Wales 2017 (3.8km swim, 180km bike, 42km run)
- Accommodation the night before the race.
- One-year subscription to their Forth Edge ‘Endurance’ service.
There really is no better package for the triathlete looking to achieve their performance goals this year.
IRONMAN Wales is renowned as one of the most challenging races on the IRONMAN circuit, and is also the first in a long line of qualifying events for the 2018 IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, making it the perfect race choice for those seeking a coveted qualification spot.
Forth Edge allows athletes of all levels to have access to biomarker profiling, along with a comprehensive digital platform to track changes and patterns. The Endurance package is perfect for long-distance triathletes, offering a number of specific markers to help optimise their training, covering all aspects of health, fatigue, injury risk and recovery.
So, what are you waiting for?
To enter, simply visit the Forth Edge WEBSITE
Competition closes on Monday 31st July 2017.
More information about the full range of Forth Edge tests can be found here.
Terms and Conditions
* The prize includes one free place for IRONMAN Wales on 10th September 2017. It includes one night’s accommodation and a year’s subscription to Forth Edge Endurance Tracking package (4 tests in 12 months) – which makes the total prize value £1000.
Registration must be completed before Sunday 6th August, and entrants must be over 18. The prize is non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash or any other IRONMAN event.
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