Bradley Hales

As a junior I swam competitively to a national standard. However, my ability in the pool soon lead me into the exciting world of triathlon. I have been competing in triathlon for three years now, So I still consider myself new to the sport and still learning the tactics that go into racing. However, over the past season my swimming ability has allowed me to focus my training pre-dominantly on the two other disciplines. Also this has given me a gateway into the front bike pack of an elite triathlon.

Race Results 2010:

• Jerkyll & Hyde park duathlon – 8th Overall
• Clash of the tritons aquathlon – 2nd Overall
• London triathlon olympic distance elite – 36th overall
• 220 Evening series race Dorney lake – 4th overall – Fastest swim
• Hillingdon triathlon series 2010 Race 3 – 1st overall
• Modern 6n6 aquathlon – 2nd overall
• BUCS sprint triathlon championships – 10th overall
• Thames turbo race series race 1 – 3rd overall

Race Results 2009:

• The London Triathlon Junior Elite – 3rd Overall 2nd Fastest swim split
• Stratchlyde elite triathlon -14th Overall Fastest swim split
• Dorney Lake Evening Triathlon Race – 1st Overall
• Orca Sprint Triathlon – 1st Overall
• Thames Turbo Sprint Triathlon – 3rd Overall Fastest overal junior
• Windsor Elite Triathlon – DNF due to injury 2nd Out the swim
• Dorney Lake Half Iron-man Aquathlon – 2nd Overal Fastest Swim split
• National Junior Team Relay Championships – Gold

Within the next two years, I aim to firmly establish myself as a all-rounded triathlete on the elite circuit. Furthermore I aim finish in the top ten of the overall British elite racing series next year. With an ultimate goal of a representing my country in a European or international event.