Unilab raises bar for regular triathletes

MANILA, Philippines - Unilab  Active Health (ULAH) and Bike King have introduced new formats for  regular triathletes who may choose to upgrade to longer distances, or establish new personal records.

Better training, better gear, better nutrition, and better races, will all lead to achieving a better you, the organzers said.

The 2014 ULAH calendar has been developed with experts within the swim, bike, and run community to cater to those who desire to progress from where they are today, to be better tomorrow, they added. 

The Tri United Series will now inaugurate a new long distance category: a demanding 1.9K swim, 90K bike, and 21K run. The distance offers a new challenge to regular Tri United triathletes on top of the sprint, standard (1.5K-40K-10K), and triking (2K-60K-15K) distances of next year’s series.

  With the back to back success of the annual Active Health Duathlon, the run-bike-run event will still maintain its foothold at SCTEX with a 6K-50K-4K distance. The calendar will include a separate cycling event sometime during the second and third quarter of 2014. 

Event details and additional events and training programs within the 2014 ULAH and Bike King calendar will be announced later.