Texasman Triathlon

GIDDY UP! Texasman Triathlon is located at the Johnson Branch State Park offering a Sprint, Olympic, X-50 , Aquabike, and NEW SPRINT DUATHLON. The bike ride features some “Texas hills.” (If you’re not from Texas, a Texas hill is just that… a hill… which breaks up the flat terrain of the area). The run is mostly tree lined through a state park.
RECOMMENDATION: Roads are chip seal. Lower your tire pressure at least 5 pounds for an easier, flat-free ride.Distances:Texasman Sprint Distance:Swim - 500-yard open water Bike - 17.5 miles Run - 3.1 milesTexasman Olympic Distance:Swim - 1-mile open water Bike - 22 miles Run - 6.2 miles Texasman X-50 Distance:Please note the X-50 course has a cut off time of 1:30pm. If you are unable to meet the cut off, please choose the Sprint or Olympic distance.Swim - 1-mile open water Bike - 40 miles Run - 9 miles - Check race map, course has been modified for new transition.AQUA-BIKE:There will be Aqua-bike division for the X-50 distance. Awards are one deep for female, male and co-ed for each division.
SPRINT DUATHLON: 3.1 Mile Run17.5 Mile Bike3.1 Mile Run 
Race features:Open to women and men who are at least 13 years of ageSand beach start to an open-water swimTypically, wet-suit legal (Water temps average 71-74 degrees- you will be advised race morning by the officials if wet-suit legal) Post-race food and awards ceremonyIn 2023 Texasman Triathlon celebrates 21 years! TexasMan continues the reputation of “Energy, FUN, and Organized.” If you are not one of the more than 10,000 athletes from around the country who have experienced TexasMan Weekend, we welcome you to join us! If you are a TexasMan veteran or this is your first time, we can’t wait to welcome you at the start line!
WEATHER POLICY
In the event of inclement weather, the start time of this event may be delayed by up to 1 hour. Past this time, the even course may be shortened or altered to protect the participants.
If conditions turn unsafe, the event may be cancelled. Event changes and cancellations are at the discretion of the Race Director. 
We always strive to produce a full and safe sporting event, but sometimes the weather conditions can affect those plans. 
Considerable amount goes into planning a sporting event and we do so with the best intentions. Unfortunately, no one can control the weather and race directors are not the exceptions.
Our goal is to always produce a full event as scheduled and only modify these plans due to safety concerns some of which can be caused by weather conditions. 
Thank you for your understanding of these policies and we appreciate your participation.