Special traffic controls will be used in Waikiki and East Honolulu during Sunday's 25th annual Tinman Triathlon.

The route will have one lane closed and/or coned off starting at 4 a.m. Tow-away zones are in effect from 1 a.m. to 11 a.m.

The swim is at Queen's Beach across from Kapi'olani Park.

The bike begins on Kalakaua Avenue and will affect traffic on Poni Mo'i Road, Diamond Head Road, Kahala Avenue, Keala'olu Avenue, Kalaniana'ole Highway and Lunalilo Home Road, Wailua Street, Hawai'i Kai Drive, Keahole Street, 'Ainakoa Avenue, Kilauea Avenue and 'Elepaio Street.

The run affects traffic on Kalakaua near Kapi'olani Park, Kapahulu, Paki and Monsarrat, 18th, Kilauea avenues, 'Elepaio Street, Kahala Avenue and Diamond Head Road.

For details, call 595-5317 or e-mail tinmanhawaii@hawaii.rr .com.

ALLEN ALLEN CAMP SET

Former University of Hawai'i All-American Allen Allen will conduct two O'ahu camps through his Allen Allen Volleyball Club. The first will be July 25 and 26 at King Intermediate, followed by a camp July 27 and 28 at Pearl City High School.

O'ahu camps are $90 each. Morning sessions are for kids 12 and under, with older players in the afternoon.

For more information and to register, call 247-3531 or visit allenallenvolleyball.com.

Allen, a 1984 Castle High graduate, was named one of the top 50 indoor volleyball players of all time by Volleyball Magazine.