Private triathlon coaching in Switzerland
Book a triathlon session with a coach we arrange for you. Two or three hours across the disciplines you need most.
Transitions are where amateurs lose the most time
Not fitness — transitions and pacing. Most age-group athletes lose more minutes in T1 and T2, and by going out too hard on the bike, than any training block would ever give back. A session that covers only those two things is often the single most valuable one people book.
Built around your race
Tell us the event and the date when you book. Everything from there is planned backwards: an Olympic distance in June and a first sprint in three weeks are completely different sessions, and pretending otherwise wastes your money.
Towns
Triathlon coaching by town
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Lausanne Lake to hillside, Ouchy to Chalet-à-Gobet. from CHF 210
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Geneva Lakeside parks, international crowd, cross-border reach. from CHF 210
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Sion The driest, sunniest corner of Switzerland. from CHF 210
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Yverdon-les-Bains Flat, thermal, and the quietest place to train. from CHF 210
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Zurich Lake, river and the Uetliberg, all inside the city. from CHF 210
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Bern A river loop, a sandstone old town, the Alps on the horizon. from CHF 210
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Basel Three countries, one river, and a very flat city. from CHF 210
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Lucerne A lake with fjord geometry and mountains straight out of it. from CHF 210
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Aarau Painted gables, a river, and the flattest riding in Switzerland. from CHF 210
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Lugano Mediterranean light, Alpine gradient, Italian pace. from CHF 210
Common questions
Do I need to be doing all three already?
No. Plenty of bookings are people who swim and run and are nervous about the bike, or the reverse.
Can you write me a plan?
A session can end with a plan for the coming weeks. Say so when you book so the time is structured around it.
What should I bring?
Your bike, your wetsuit if you have one, running shoes and whatever you plan to race in. Racing in untested kit is how people discover problems at the worst moment.