Mighty Mujer Triathlon El Paso - Your Journey Awaits
Event Overview
Welcome to more than just a race—it's a movement. The Mighty Mujer Triathlon El Paso isn't just about crossing a finish line; it's about crossing into a new version of yourself, surrounded by a sea of supportive women.
Official Event Name: Mighty Mujer Triathlon El Paso
Date: The tradition continues on the first Sunday of May. While the exact date for the next event is to be announced (TBA), mark your calendars for 2025—the event is confirmed, and the anticipation is building.
Location: Memorial Park, El Paso, Texas, USA.
Organizing Body: Race El Paso.
Event History and Significance: This is the premier women-only event where empowerment isn't just a buzzword—it's the very air you breathe. Born from a spirit of camaraderie, this race channels its energy into a vital cause: a significant portion of the proceeds benefits the Center Against Sexual & Family Violence. Stepping into this atmosphere feels like being wrapped in a blanket of encouragement, making it the perfect launchpad for first-time triathletes while offering a legitimately fast course for seasoned competitors.
Race Formats and Distances: Your challenge, your choice.
- Sprint Triathlon: A classic test: 300-yard swim, 13.2-mile bike, 3.1-mile run
- Super Sprint Triathlon: The perfect intro: 150-yard swim, 6.2-mile bike, 1.55-mile run
- Sprint Aquabike: Conquer the swim and bike: 300-yard swim, 13.2-mile bike
- Bike-Run Duathlon: Power through on land: 13.2-mile bike, 3.1-mile run
Registration: The energy for the 2025 event is already electric—registration is currently SOLD OUT. Historically, registration costs range from $95 - $115 for the Sprint distance. A one-day USAT membership fee of $15 is required for participants who are not annual USAT members. It's always worth checking the official registration platform for a waitlist option; sometimes, fate opens a door.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
- Venue Type: The calm, controlled environment of the 25-yard outdoor pool at Memorial Park.
- Conditions: Say goodbye to open-water anxiety. This is warm, calm water. Wetsuits are not permitted or necessary.
- Course Layout: A time-trial (individual) start that feels like having your own personal lane. You'll enter one at a time, swimming down and back in a lane before gracefully moving to the next in a serpentine fashion. It's a dance, not a dash.
Bike Segment
- Terrain Analysis: Fast, flat to gently rolling terrain on open city roads. This is where you can find your rhythm.
- Elevation Profile: Minimal elevation gain. The course is a beginner's dream and a speedster's playground.
- Road Surface: Generally good quality paved roads.
Run Segment
- Course Type: An out-and-back or loop on paved park paths within Memorial Park.
- Elevation Changes: Predominantly flat, offering a fast and mentally manageable run course when your legs are feeling the burn.
- Surface Characteristics: Smooth asphalt or concrete paths.
What is the Mighty Mujer Triathlon El Paso?
The Mighty Mujer Triathlon El Paso is a women-only triathlon event focused on empowerment and community support. It helps benefit the Center Against Sexual & Family Violence with a portion of the race proceeds.
When and where does the event take place?
The event takes place on the first Sunday of May at Memorial Park in El Paso, Texas, USA. The exact date for the next event in 2025 is yet to be announced.
What are the race formats and distances available?
The race offers several formats: Sprint Triathlon (300-yard swim, 13.2-mile bike, 3.1-mile run), Super Sprint Triathlon (150-yard swim, 6.2-mile bike, 1.55-mile run), Sprint Aquabike (300-yard swim, 13.2-mile bike), and Bike-Run Duathlon (13.2-mile bike, 3.1-mile run).
What are the registration details and costs?
Registration typically ranges from $95 to $115 for the Sprint distance. A one-day USAT membership fee of $15 is required for those not holding an annual USAT membership. The 2025 event is currently sold out, but checking the official registration platform for a waitlist option is recommended.
What is the course like for the triathlon?
The swim takes place in a 25-yard outdoor pool at Memorial Park, featuring a serpentine course with individual starts. The bike course is on flat to gently rolling city roads with minimal elevation gain, while the run is predominantly flat on paved park paths.
What should participants be aware of regarding event rules?
The event follows USA Triathlon (USAT) rules requiring mandatory ANSI-approved helmets and bar-end plugs on bikes. Drafting is prohibited, and penalties are enforced. The specifics on cut-off times are in the Athlete Guide.
What kind of support is available on race day?
Support includes aid stations on the run course, basic mechanical support, medical personnel, and ambulances. Chip timing is used to track results, which are available live online.
What environmental factors should participants prepare for?
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