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Our Mission

Amity Triathlon Club exists to bring people together through discipline, community, and the pursuit of personal growth. Our mission is to create a welcoming space where athletes of every level - from beginners to elites - can train with purpose, build confidence, and discover what they're truly capable of.

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We believe greatness doesn't come from comfort, but from showing up, supporting each other, and becoming stronger brick by brick. Through shared effort, shared struggle, and shared victories, we help people connect, endure, and grow together.

Our team

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Founder
Katie Gladhill

I’m an endurance athlete, triathlete, and the founder of Amity Tri Club. Amity is about connection, showing up, training together, and supporting each other through the hard work. I built Amity to bring athletes of all levels, and people of all backgrounds and beliefs, into one place because progress is earned together, and greatness is forged through unity.

Certifications:

  • National Academy of Sports Medicine, Personal Trainer

  • USA Triathlon Associate Coach

  • CrossFit, Level 1 Coach

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Social Media/ Photographer Kali Irving

Kali is the creative eye behind our social media, capturing the energy, connection, and spirit of the community through expressive storytelling.

 

She believes content is more than just photos and videos it’s a way to bring people together, celebrate progress, and make everyone feel like they belong.

 

Through her lens, everyday moments become meaningful reminders of why we show up, grow together, and build something bigger than ourselves.

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Race & Community Lead
Brendan Hoehn

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Brendan believes the best athletes are the ones having the most fun. As a 2x Ironman All World Athlete with four 70.3s and three full Ironmans under his belt, he loves racing and the challenge of finding joy in the process. 

He is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher that brings the same mindset to movement, recovery, and performance.

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For Brendan, endurance racing is just as much about training the mind as the body. He believes training and racing are great ways to sharpen the body, but they can be just as powerful for sharpening the mind by helping us let go of the thoughts that hold us back & that keep us open to finding joy along the way.

 

Community fills his cup, and he’s excited to help Amity athletes race, connect, and have a damn good time doing it.

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