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Looking for a fun way to stay swim-fit through winter, mix up your training, or dip your toes into multisport without the pressure? Stroke ‘N Stride might be just your thing.
Held across four Sunday mornings on the Gold Coast, this welcoming winter series combines pool swims at Miami Aquatic Centre with relaxed parkland runs through Pizzey Park in a low-fuss, feel-good format designed for everyone from ocean swimmers and triathletes to families and first-timers.
The courses are short, social, and easy to enjoy, with options ranging from junior distances through to longer open categories. Expect a mix of pool laps, winding park paths, winter sunshine, and a welcoming community vibe that makes getting out of bed on a Sunday feel worth it.
Some events follow the classic course, so you can benchmark your progress through winter, while others mix things up with mystery course variations to keep things playful and fresh.
More than anything, Stroke ‘N Stride is about keeping people moving through winter, building confidence, and sharing good mornings outdoors with a like-minded community.
Whether you’re sharpening up for the ocean swim season, curious about swimrun or Swimrun Australia’s Gold Coast event, or simply keen for a different kind of Sunday session, this is a great excuse to get amongst it.
This event consists of a 1km run followed by a 100m swim, for a total distance of 1.1km. The course starts on the grassed area north of the skate park, before circumnavigating the small lagoon in an anti-clockwise direction, passing the pump track and skate park, then continuing through the car park into the Miami Aquatic Centre for the swim finish.
This event consists of a 2.1km run followed by a 200m swim, for a total distance of 2.3km. The course starts on the grassed area north of the skate park, before circumnavigating the lagoon in an anti-clockwise direction and continuing through the car park into the Miami Aquatic Centre for the swim finish.
This event consists of a 2.1km run followed by a 400m swim, for a total distance of 2.5km. The course starts on the grassed area north of the skate park, before circumnavigating the lagoon in an anti-clockwise direction. Participants then make their way through the car park and into the Miami Aquatic Centre for the swim finish.
This event consists of a 2.1km run, a 400m swim, a 2.5km run, and a final 400m swim, for a total distance of 5.4km. The course starts on the grassed area north of the skate park, before circumnavigating the lagoon in an anti-clockwise direction and continuing through the car park into the Miami Aquatic Centre. Participants then complete a second lap of the same course before finishing with the final swim.
The four-race winter series blends benchmark courses with playful mystery formats to keep things fresh, social, and fun throughout the season. The benchmark course appears three times across the series, giving participants a chance to track their progress through winter, while the mystery courses add variety, new challenges, and a little unpredictability along the way.
Sunday, 21 June – Winter Solstice
Sunday, 5 July – Mystery Course
Sunday, 16 August – Time To Count
Sunday, 30 August – Series Finale
Minimum age determination
Age determination for the minimum age for entry for all races and for age category assignment is determined by the athlete’s age on December 31st during the AusTriathlon season which runs from 1 July to 30 June.
For this series, the date for determining an athlete’s age is 31 December 2026.
Kids 1.1km: 7-9 years old*
Kids 2.3km: 10-13 years old*
Open 1 lap: 12 years old
Open 2 lap: 14 years old
*Note for parents: We can’t make exceptions for ages as these limits are set by Aus Triathlon and are the same for all aquathons and triathlons across Australia. Thanks for your understanding
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