On a beach leading to open water, William Laramie walks with a hand on the shoulder of his sighted guide. Both people are wearing identical Dare2tri t-shirts.

2021 Impact Report

Dare2tri is a mission-driven organization, fueled by the dedication of athletes, volunteers, donors, and sponsors. Each year, we release our Impact Report to celebrate what we as a community have accomplished together.

The 2021 Impact Report is comprised of highlights, images, and quotes from our tenth year as an organization. From the growth we’ve experienced to the impact we’ve made, we have so much to celebrate.

A new model for movement

In 2021, Dare2tri adopted a hybrid programming model to meet the ever-growing needs of our community. Virtual training became a year-round offering with several weekly programs available for athletes nationwide. Meanwhile, in-person programs and events safely resumed after a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19.


54% growth in participation over previous year

John Grimes learned to use a running blade at Learn2Tri Camp.

39 programs & events

Dedicated to training, racing, and community recreation.


• 1 Virtual 5K

• 3 Year-Round Virtual Training Programs

• 4 Paratriathlon Camps

• 5 Virtual Fitness Series

• 5 Seasonal In-Person Training Programs

• 6 Supported Races

• 15 Road2Ride Cycling Events

Disabilities served (2021)

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On the Road2Ride

Through our new mobile cycling program, Dare2tri hosted free bike days for beginner cyclists at rehabilitation hospitals, non-profits, and other mission-based organizations. Each Road2Ride event included a wide selection of adaptive cycles, which ensured that every participant could ride a bike that suited their needs.


• 15 Road2Ride Events

• 88 Participants

• 644 Miles Travelled

Melanie on an adaptive cycle.
Melanie Redmond learned to cycle for the first time using a Dare2tri adaptive trike.

For more highlights, quotes, and images, read the full report.