Where do you find good coaches (online or in person)? I'm a freshman in college on my school's triathlon team and I am looking to find a running coach as my triathlon coaches normally focus on biking and swimming. I am willing to pay, but I don't think I can afford that much as I don't make a ton of money currently.
triathlonguy wrote:
Where do you find good coaches (online or in person)? I'm a freshman in college on my school's triathlon team and I am looking to find a running coach as my triathlon coaches normally focus on biking and swimming. I am willing to pay, but I don't think I can afford that much as I don't make a ton of money currently.
Drop in on the track coach and ask for some suggestions.
Do not drop in on the track coach and ask for suggestions. The track coach gets paid for that knowledge and to give it to people on the team, not rando people who drop in their office. That would be very annoying.
As your friend google.
not an educator wrote:
Do not drop in on the track coach and ask for suggestions. The track coach gets paid for that knowledge and to give it to people on the team, not rando people who drop in their office. That would be very annoying.
As your friend google.
Yes, that is the only reason he shouldn't ask the track coach.
I'm not really on the level of the guys that the track coach is coaching. He's dealing with a men's and women's team that went to nationals this year and has guys who are looking to go sub 4 and sub 14. I'm looking to go sub 16, a couple levels below his guys.
16 minute runners do the same workouts as the 14 minute guys...they're just slower. Training and philosophy are the same.
twitchy wrote:
triathlonguy wrote:Where do you find good coaches (online or in person)? I'm a freshman in college on my school's triathlon team and I am looking to find a running coach as my triathlon coaches normally focus on biking and swimming. I am willing to pay, but I don't think I can afford that much as I don't make a ton of money currently.
Drop in on the track coach and ask for some suggestions.
More precisely, ask for suggestions for a coach.
Not sure if you are still looking for a coaching but I offer online and in person coaching. Depending on what your needs are I can design a variety of different programs. I also write injury prevention programs. You can check out my website at www.jumpforjoyrunning.com. Happy Running!
Shari wrote:
Not sure if you are still looking for a coaching but I offer online and in person coaching. Depending on what your needs are I can design a variety of different programs. I also write injury prevention programs. You can check out my website at
http://www.jumpforjoyrunning.com. Happy Running!
A better alternative would be one of the worlds now leading coaches.......
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