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Big News: I'm Now a Multisport Coach!

 


Big News: I'm Now a Multisport Coach!


After 12 years of racing triathlons and multisport events, I am beyond excited to announce that I am officially an Ironman U Certified Coach and the Head Coach at 3 Goals Multisport Coaching! 🎉

Why Coaching?

Over the years, triathlon has become so much more than a sport for me. It’s a way to challenge myself, build confidence, and connect with an amazing community. Some of my proudest moments have been helping friends reach their first finish lines, and now, I’m ready to help even more athletes discover what they’re capable of.

My coaching philosophy is built on trusting the process, understanding your workouts, and setting meaningful goals. I believe in celebrating every step of the journey and supporting athletes with honest, straightforward guidance. Whether you’re brand new to triathlon or chasing your next big PR, I’m here to help you cross the finish line with pride.

Why Train with TriDot?

TriDot is a cutting-edge triathlon training platform that uses **big data and artificial intelligence** to optimize your training. It’s like having your own high-tech training assistant, delivering ultra-personalized plans that balance training stress and recovery to get the best results in less time.

Here’s what makes TriDot stand out:

- Personalized Training Plans: Your schedule adapts to your needs, progress, and even changes in your routine.
- Efficient Workouts: Focuses on quality over quantity, so you’re not spending unnecessary hours training.
- Proven Results: TriDot uses data from thousands of athletes to fine-tune your plan for maximum success.

As your coach, I get to focus on what matters most: connecting with you as an athlete. I’ll be here to provide 1:1 guidance, motivation, accountability, and support in all areas of your training journey.

Ready to Start?

If you’ve been thinking about trying triathlon or you’re ready to take your training to the next level, I’d love to work with you. Visit my new website, www.3goalsmultisport.com, to learn more about my coaching services, my 3 Goals approach, and how we can crush your multisport goals together.

Let’s make 2025 the year you achieve more than you ever thought possible. 🚴‍♂️🏊‍♀️🏃‍♀️

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