19 September 2027TriathlonSupersprint · Sprint · OlympicThree distancesCorporate challengeSeptember date
A supertri weekend at Long Beach with Supersprint, Sprint and Olympic distances, moved to September 2027 because of Olympic test events in July.
Terrain
Not yet published
The organiser does not describe the course on the pages read
Elevation
Not yet published
The organiser does not state a course profile or elevation gain
Swim
Not yet published
The organiser's page does not describe the swim venue.
Wetsuit
Not stated by the organiser
Region
California
Long Beach, California
Your runway
50 weeks to race day: base season
Plenty of runway. This far out, the win is a boring, consistent base rhythm: aerobic volume, strength, technique. The structured block starts closer in; what you do now decides how high it can climb.
R
Recover
Consider recovery context, sleep and readiness before adding training load.
A
Align
Fit the plan to your actual life, not the one you wish you had.
C
Condition
Minimum effective dose. The right sessions, done fresh.
E
Execute
Race-week protocol, pacing, contingency. Nothing new on race day.
Commit to the date and the work gets a shape: your countdown starts, the emails arrive in step with your build, and the app anchors a recovery-led block so the final week lands exactly on race day.
One confirmation email, then the road begins. Registering for the race itself stays with the organiser.
“The organiser publishes distances but no course description yet, so check the official page for the route. The race moved to September because of Olympic test events at Long Beach in July 2027.”
Abraham Spring: founder, Unbroken
The race
Supertri Long Beach is on 19 September 2027. The organiser says it moved to September because Olympic test events are being held at Long Beach in July 2027. It lists a Supersprint (400 m swim, 10 km bike, 2.5 km run), a Sprint (750 m, 20 km, 5 km) and an Olympic (1.5 km, 40 km, 10 km), plus a Corporate Challenge. The swim venue, routes, lap counts, elevation, water temperature, wetsuit rules, start times and prices were not stated on the pages read, so they are not given here.
The course
SwimNot published
Lap count not published
The organiser's page does not describe the swim venue.
BikeSupersprint 10 km, Sprint 20 km, Olympic 40 km
Lap count not published
The organiser's page does not describe the bike route.
RunSupersprint 2.5 km, Sprint 5 km, Olympic 10 km
Lap count not published
The organiser's page does not describe the run route.
Not yet confirmed for this edition: swim venue, bike and run routes, lap counts, elevation gain, water temperature, wetsuit rules, start times, entry prices. We publish these only once they are on the official course page, so check there before you pace off anything here.
Supertri Long Beach takes place on 19 September 2027.
What distances can I race at Supertri Long Beach?
Supersprint · Sprint · Olympic. Pick the distance that fits your training runway, not your ego: the right distance is the one you can arrive at fresh.
How hard is the course?
Not yet published terrain, not yet published profile. The organiser does not state a course profile or elevation gain
What is the swim like?
The organiser's page does not describe the swim venue.. Not stated by the organiser. Practise open water before race week, not during it.
How long do I need to train for it?
Race day is 19 September 2027. For the olympic, a proper recovery-led build wants about 8 weeks, which means starting around 25 July 2027. Later starts still work: the block compresses honestly rather than pretending, and it always anchors to the exact race date.
How do I enter?
Entries are handled by the organiser. Use the Register button above: it goes straight to the official site.
Nobody warns you about the body marking, the cold, or the fact that everybody looks like they know what they are doing. They do not. Here is the honest version.
This listing is for information only. Unbroken is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Supertri Long Beach or its organiser. Details are based on publicly available information; names are used descriptively to identify the event. For accurate, up-to-date information and entry, always use the official event website.
