Bobby Hammond

My Story:

Thank you for visiting my site.  

So I started as a decent competitive year-round swimmer when I was in Kindergarten and really had no running ability.  I began playing travel soccer and quickly developed my running skills.  After a year of hard work I was fortunate enough to place top 25 at AAU Cross Country National Championships.  I first participated in a youth triathlon down in Avalon, NJ when I was 10 and that really set my career in motion.  I completed my first Olympic distance tri at the Philly Tri when I was 12 years old in under 2:30 and was fortunate enough to garner the support of several sponsors.

​Since that time I have been fortunate enough to attracted some of the industry's top brands and visit some exciting places.  In August of 2016 I graduated High School, jumped into Non-Draft racing and moved to Colorado Springs to take a "Gap Year" and train full-time with Peak Multisport.  I continually strive to be an ambassador to the Sport of Triathlon by working with both Youth and Adults to further involvement and grow the sport that I love.   I am a currently a Swim Team Coach at Lifetime Fitness in Colorado Springs and I spend my spare time assisting several many youth athletes in the area.  

You can click on the following link to hear a recent On-Stage Interview before the Challenge Family National Championship race in Knoxville, TN:











http://rev3tri.com/media/Bobby%20Hammond.mp3

Click Here to see my Philadelphia Inquirer Feature Article from June 23, 2015


Philanthropy involvement includes: 
  • Peak Swim Program (Instructor)
  • Chinese/American Peer-to-Peer Reading Program (Teacher)
  • Mt. Olive Jr. Track & Cross Country (Student Coach)
  • TriTeam Ariana (Vogel Alcove) (Donor)