Immersive, multi-day residential triathlon training camps near you — led by experts who focus on the technique and skills you carry into your triathlon journey. For beginners and seasoned athletes alike.
The Trinity Project brings immersive triathlon training camps near you. This is a multi-day residential training programme led by experts who focus on technique and skills you carry into your entire triathlon journey.
The programme is relevant for beginners taking their first step into triathlon as well as seasoned athletes aiming towards performance — structured swim, bike, and run sessions with nutrition, recovery, and race-craft, capped by a mock triathlon that puts it all together.
Come and immerse yourself in the triathlon experience with us — where we eat, breathe, live, sleep and repeat triathlon, making it our lifestyle.
Train · Learn · Connect · Grow
Open-water technique, drills, and personal video feedback.
Bike handling, group rides, pacing, and fast transitions.
Endurance building, run form, and brick-session conditioning.
Nutrition, recovery, and the mindset of a racing athlete.
Five camps across India — each one a different chapter of your season. Pick your camp, or follow the full journey.
A four-day race-sharpening camp on the coast at Goa. Race strategy, pacing, peak conditioning and the recovery to arrive on race day ready to perform — for athletes chasing a result.
Capped at 15 athletes for individual attention.
Join the 2026 WaitlistOpen-water sessions with stroke correction and individual video analysis.
Coastal rides, bike handling, gear usage, chain-care and tube-change workshops, and repeated T1/T2 practice to win free time.
Race-pace runs, pacing work, and brick workouts off the bike.
Race strategy and pacing, race & general nutrition awareness, plus daily evening yoga, stretching and breath work — so you back up day after day.
Put it all together in a supported, full-sequence mock tri on the final day.
Three disciplines, three of India's finest — an Olympian, a record-setting triathlete, and a veteran cycling coach.
Sydney 2000 Olympic swimmer and Arjuna Awardee, founder of Nisha Millet's Swimming Academy. She leads open-water technique and safety — doggy-paddle and treading water are the first things taught at every camp.
Triathlete, coach since 2014 and TEDx speaker. Boston-Qualified marathoner and AMC-qualified mountaineer — 2nd in age group at Ironman 70.3 Colombo and P1 at BMF Triathlon 2026. Athlete for Brooks Running and Steadfast Nutrition.
Leads the bike leg of every Trinity camp. From zero bike-handling to racing, Ankush builds skills and road sense one baby step at a time — components, fit, cadence and confidence.
A typical Trinity camp day — sunrise to summit.
Sunrise swim sessions with technique drills and video feedback.
Group rides through the hills. Skills, pacing, and transitions.
Endurance runs and brick sessions to build race-day legs.
Nutrition talks, recovery, and stories with the tribe.
Real moments from The Trinity Project community — straight from our Instagram.
Skills, safety and race-craft from our coaches — the same things we teach in person at camp.
The swim is held in open water, not a pool. Why doggy paddle and treading water come before anything else.
Read the note →Transition is the fourth discipline. How we drill T1 and T2 until the seconds come for free.
Read the note →So many bikes, so much confusion. Coach Ankush on where to begin, by level and budget.
Read the note →Clean chain, lube vs wax, and using your gears well — the cheapest speed you will ever find.
Read the note →Yoga, stretching and breath work every evening — how athletes back up day after day.
Read the note →Training doesn't end when camp does. Join The Trinity Project Club on Strava — every camp ride, run, and open-water swim syncs to the club feed, so the community keeps pushing together all year.
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One sport. Three disciplines. Infinite possibilities.— The Trinity Project
Join us and experience what it truly means to train, learn, connect, and grow.
"It took me three months just to learn to float, and an open-water DNF nearly stopped me for good. On the final morning of camp I swam 1 km in the lake — no tow float, no feet down, no panic. Nisha, Timtim and Ankush were in the water with us, every single session."
"The camp is truly one of its kind — tucked away in nature, completely immersed in learning the sport the right way. Sunrise open-water swims, rides and runs through rolling hills, detailed analysis of our swim, bike and run, and the why behind everything we do."
"Ankush took over my cycling training, and from zero bike-handling skills he had me racing my first triathlon after just 8 rides. The amount of confidence he instilled in me, I just can't explain."
Every 2026 camp is currently sold out. Join the waitlist and we will reach out the moment a spot opens or the next cohort is announced — no payment now.