Team Athletic Mentors Junior Development (TAMJD) TRI program provides an avenue for junior athletes aged 13-18 to cross-train for multisport and endurance events with other junior athletes who are similarly motivated and share athletic goals. TAM JD Triathletes are more serious about their sport than many student athletes and are interested in developing their skill to a higher level. We provide the challenge they seek through our basic and advanced programs that offer unparalleled multisport and endurance coaching.

Minimum Abilities Required for Membership in TAMJD TRI Program:

• Swim 500 yards
• Bike 1 hour without stopping
• Run 2 miles without stopping

Basic Membership Includes: 

• Race support at key events including:coach support for all athletes at the event, team tent area, assistance from adult team members.
• Tri Suit and Helmet (first year);  Additional apparel in subsequent years.
• Eligibility to earn race registration reimbursement and other prizes.
• Ongoing education including nutrition, sports psychology, race tactics, etc.
• Team training opportunities throughout the year
• Participation in team training camp (Attendance Required)
• Annual Team Meeting & Ride (Attendance Required)
• Team Discounts on gear and supplements
• Discount on AM’s winter swim class.
• Basic team training plan.

Required Races: 3 (Run & Tri)

Price:  $250 Annually

TAMJD multisport and endurance athletes can seek their PRs and podium achievements at a number of local events. Here is a sample of events where our coaching team typically provides support:

• Michigan Titanium
• Grand Rapids Tri
• Sherman Lake Aquadash
• Kal Haven Trail Run
• Zeiglar Marathon (5k & 10k support)

Note:  Supported race calendar varies based on events available and coaches discretion.

How to Get Started

Membership is evaluated and approved on the basis of an application and interview process, as well as availability of open positions. If you’re ready to level up your performance as well as your leadership skills, professionalism and perseverance, take the first the first step: