Coach Graeme
Helping Melbourne athletes excel in triathlon with expert, personalised coaching. Our tailored swim, bike, and run programs combine proven training science with local knowledge to boost performance, build endurance, and prepare you for your best race day.
Training for a triathlon is challenging enough. Add Melbourne’s busy lifestyle, and finding time for consistent sessions can feel impossible. Between early-morning commutes, family commitments, and unpredictable weather, it’s easy for training to slip down the priority list. That’s why our coaching is built to fit into your life, not the other way around.
We start by looking at your weekly schedule, energy levels, and key commitments. From there, we create a realistic plan that makes the most of your available training windows — whether that’s an early swim at MSAC, a lunch-hour run along the Yarra, or a weekend long ride down Beach Road. Sessions are prioritised so even if life gets in the way, you’re still progressing toward your goal.
Choose your triathlon training plan and start your personalised triathlon coaching with our Melbourne based triathlon coach.
No. You can train with us for as long as you like and stop whenever you need to. There’s no fixed contract. Just flexible coaching that adapts to your goals and lifestyle.
Your plan is delivered through TrainingPeaks, where you can view sessions on your phone, tablet, or computer. It also connects easily to GPS watches and bike computers.
We build your program around the gear you have. Whether you use heart rate, power, GPS, or simply perceived effort, your sessions will be tailored so every workout counts.
Yes. Many Melbourne athletes travel for work or race interstate. Your training can be followed anywhere, and we’ll adjust sessions to suit different environments when needed.
Absolutely. We coach first-time triathletes through to Ironman finishers. Your program reflects your current fitness, racing history, and future targets.
You’ll have direct access for questions, feedback, and adjustments. Whether you need quick advice before a session or changes to your week, we’ll keep your training on track.
Train with experienced coaches and get personalised support. No lock-in period. Enjoy 24/7 guidance, daily or weekly feedback, and flexible plans for all levels. Join hundreds of athletes from Melbourne and beyond, and take your performance to the next level.
Melbourne offers one of the most diverse triathlon training environments in Australia. But that also means your training needs to be highly adaptable. Coastal winds along Beach Road can turn a casual ride into a power session, while Port Phillip Bay’s changing conditions test your open-water skills year-round. Add in the city’s “four seasons in a day” weather, and you’ve got a place where a flexible, well-structured plan makes all the difference.
A triathlon coach who understands Melbourne’s terrain, climate, and race calendar can help you train smarter and race stronger. We tailor every program to your lifestyle, fitness level, and event goals, adjusting sessions for both performance and recovery. Whether you’re preparing for a sprint at St Kilda or the demands of Ironman 70.3 Melbourne, you’ll have a plan built to handle local conditions. Plus the ongoing support to keep you on track.
Living and training in Melbourne puts you in a prime position for racing — not just here at home, but across Australia. Locally, you have events like the Gatorade/2XU Triathlon Series and Ironman 70.3 Melbourne, perfect for sharpening your skills. But many of our Melbourne athletes also target interstate races such as Noosa Triathlon, Husky Triathlon Festival, or Ironman Western Australia.
Our coaching adapts to this broader race calendar. We factor in the demands of your target events. Whether it’s the calm waters of Mooloolaba, the heat of Cairns, or the technical bike legs in Busselton. While keeping your Melbourne training environment in mind. With the city’s mix of open-water venues, coastal rides, and varied run routes, we can prepare you for just about any course profile or climate you’ll encounter on race day.
When you’re new, feedback is especially important, and Graeme is highly skilled at both analyzing numbers and understanding the importance of mental strength.
