Le principal coach
Brian Welsh
Brian Welsh est un coach de niveau 3 de « British Triathlon Association » et a été tuteur pour eux quand il habitait en Angleterre de 2002 à 2006, il a une expérience accomplie en tant qu’athlète de triathlon et cyclisme courtes et longues distances.
L’Histoire du coach
Je pense que tout le monde peut atteindre son but.
On n’a jamais eu un athlète qui n’a pas fini un IM en temps limite, pourquoi ?
On donne aux athlètes les outils et les compétences, on fait un programme pour chaque personne, peu importe leur contrainte de temps, ils travaillent dur et réussissent.
Les athlètes de Brian deviennent une partie de la famille de JSNT.
Athlètes
Les athlètes vont de débutant à médaillés en triathlon, duathlon et cyclisme dans les « World Age Group Championships ». Les distances d’Ironman Triathlon vont de « finisher à gagnant.
En tant qu’athlète, Brian a couru pour la Grande Bretagne dans sa tranche d’âge pour le triathlon.
Clubs Il a été entraîneur
Derby Triathlon Club England 2000 – 2007
MVH Triathlon Club England 2005 – present – Membre Fondateur
Egelsbach Triathlon Club Germany 2009 – 2014
Ashbourne Triathlon Club 2014 – present
Triviera Vevey Switzerland 2014 – present
Il était membre de l’équipe de vélo du record du monde « breaking round Australia World Record et a fait plus de 20 triathlons IM. Il a mené et a concouru la première équipe mixte à finir (et à gagner la catégorie) pour les « 3000-mile Race Across America » en 2004. Plus récemment il a permis à une autre équipe mixte de terminer premier au « Tour Direct » (le Tour de France-nonstop). Brian a fait maintenant 5 RAAM’s, 2 fois avec une équipe de 4 personnes, 1 fois en équipe avec sa femme, 1 fois solo, 1 équipe mixte avec sa femme en 2008 et en solo en 2011. Il projette de partir solo encore en 2020.
Coaching Qualifications:British Triathlon Federation Level 3 Coach
Coach
Donna James
Donna has enjoyed competing at triathlon at age group level and has been invited to race elite. She has won Gold in the World AG Duathlon Championships, coming second overall, narrowly missing winning the entire race of all age groups by less than a minute. She has come second in her age group in the World AG Triathlon Championships, and has a brace of National Championships, and Regional Championships to her name. Never competing merely within her age group, she doesn’t recognise limits, still achieving triathlon and running PBs in her forties. She is able to transfer her skills, and her love of multi-sport and success to those that she coaches. A Level 3 Triathlon coach, Donna says to those that she has coached ‘It’s the swim first, the rest will take care of itself’…
Donna Coaches Durham Tri & Durham University Tri Club, Darlington Tri and individual athletes.
Coaching Qualifications:British Triathlon Federation Level 3 Coach
Coach
Stacey Welsh
Philosophy
Stacey is a strong believer in incorporating training into the daily life of an endurance athlete. She says, “I have normally been sporty, the cycling and triathlon all started with a charity bike ride from London to Paris where we came into Paris the day before the Tour. What an experience! After seeing that 70 miles a day is achievable (if you have all day to do it), I was eager for the next challenge. The rest is, as they say, history. The distances slowly got longer ………. And I plan to carry on going. A passion is to make sport normal in people’s lives and encourage cycle to work schemes.”
Athlete Palmares
Race Across America Mixed Pair (First British Mixed Pair), Race Around Ireland (Inaugural race and again First British Mixed Pair), Paris Breast Paris finisher), 1st woman in 12 Hour TT, Multi IM finisher, Club champion: Short, Medium and Long distance (in different years) and raced for GB in Age Group World Championships in two different years.
Stacey now has 4 Norseman Extreme and 5 Lanzarote IM finishes to her name and is currently coaching at Triviera in Switzerland.
Coaching Qualifications:BTF Level 1 Coach, British Cycling Level 2 Coach
Coach
Russell Carter
Russell has experience in everything from Triathlon to Caving…
He proves that youdon’t have to be a waif to do be an ‘Ironman’ with finishes in Austria and 5 Ironman Lanzarote medals to his name (actually 6 as you get 2 on the 5th finish)!
Russ was part of the first ever British 4 person mixed team to ride and win RAAM in 2004.
Russ is Head Coach at Ashbourne Triathlon Club.
Coaching Experience:Multi-Sport Coach