Club Coaches

 

 

Louth Triathlon Club are proud to have a great team of coaches. They are all competing triathletes with a huge range of experience across the 3 different disciplines, the various race distances, and the races they have competed in. They are passionate about their sport and more than happy to help in any way they can.

All the coaches have been put through BTF approved Triathlon Coaching courses, paid for by the club as we have grown and evolved. All club coaches are fully DBS checked and approved.

 

 

Sean Hutchings: Level 2 Triathlon Coach. “I think my favourite distance is standard. Favourite disclipine is swimming and my favourite standard course is Tallington Lakes”

Martin Ball: Level 2 Triathlon Coach. ” I love swimming, 70.3 or Iron Distance is my favourite, ,and the best course I’ve raced on would have to be Walchsee Austria for the incredible scenery and beautiful lake swim”.

Mags Hutchings: Level 2 Triathlon Coach. “Olympic favourite distance. Must you ask 😍😍 it has to be swimming; and course….the Edge tri in Brigg I think. But I also like Sprint in Southwell.”

Gemma Taylor: Leadership in Running Fitness. “I have only competed in sprint distance but would love to have ago at Olympic distance. My favourite event is the Triathlon Relays because you get to work as part of a team and the atmosphere is amazing.”

Lisa Adams: Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Triathlons. Ex Louth Dolphin swimmer. Swam competitively at National Standard in backstroke.

Rowena Burgess: Leadership in Running Fitness. Competed in her first triathlon (Super Sprint) last year and came third.

Andy Tomlin: Leadership in Running Fitness. The creator of The Bow Legged Runner YouTube channel.

Denzil Phillips: Run Coach.

Glenn Bonner: Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Triathlon.

Kerry Drewery: Leadership in Running Fitness accreditation. “Favourite course by far is the Brutal in Snowdonia – cruel and beautiful in equal measure. Favourite discipline – at the minute that’s open water swimming. Love the freedom, the solitude and the calm of it.”