HEY! Participants of the St. Joseph Island Triathlon can get 10% off of any purchase made at Trisports.com before event day.

To do so you need a special St. Joseph Island Triathlon discount code.  If you have not received this code via email, contact Sherri at sherri@stjosephislandtriathlon.com for your 10% off code.

We need help, and we’re not afraid to ask!  We need just a few more volunteers so come on out and join us.

Our volunteers are the best in the province, and in order to get that way we offer an information session so our volunteers are prepared.  If you need volunteer hours, or just want to come out and participate in the event as a volunteer, please fill out our volunteer registration form.

Name: Scott McCron

Born: July 19, 1986, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Residence: Sault Ste Marie, Ontario

St. Joseph Island Triathlon Events Participated in: 2X sprint duathlon, 2x Team Relays

Favourite, most memorable Duathlon moment:
Winning the St Joseph Island sprint duathlon two years in a row, 3rd place at last years Starker-Mann Duathlon was a classic.

Favourite leg in the duathlon:
I only compete in duathlons. I love both the running and cycling leg. Both legs are my strong points. Swimming is my weakest disciple

Why  Duathlon?
I use running and cycling as cross training for skiing. They are my favourite sports so I though combining them together in a race was fun idea. So I signed up for St Joseph Island Triathlon and never looked back. It was so much fun.

Occupation:
At this present I work for the Canadian Armed Forces (Army). I’m also a student attending Lake State University studying exercise science.

Bravest moment:
My bravest moments are when I train with serious elite athletes. Adam Kates is great example someone who train with a lot in the past for skiing.

Hope to inspire:

I love inspiring friends because friendship is important to me. I also try to motivate young athletes to have fun, win and achieve personal goals.

Motivation:
I try to have a variety in my training. I mean, if you do the same thing everyday in your training, it can get boring. Not only is variety good in training, it also helps cut down on injuries. Music is a great motivator for training. I never had knee pain or major injures in my athletic history so that’s a plus. I have been fortunate not to have ever been injured. Training partners are great choice because you can push each other and keep one another motivated.