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Beginner - Intermediate |
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Jon Feinstein
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Jon is one of our most active members in the club, and
one of our most knowledgeable on the Sprint and Olympic level. He
has done a ton of racing on the local scene here in New Jersey and the
tri state area. No wonder he runs the JSTC calendar! Often
racing with his wife Barbara, Jon can help you get started in sprint or
answer what it takes to move up to Olympic...And enjoy triathlon with
the whole family! |
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Tim Horn
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Tim
is a veteran duathlon athlete who is now hooked on
triathlon. If you have some ability on the bike and
run, and need to learn how the JSTC can help you in the
swim, Tim might be your man. He came out of nowhere in
2007 to finish the year strong at War at the Shore and
Treasure Island. Beginner or next step...Tim
loves to talk triathlon! |
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Brendan Jones
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If you are young and driven, then get on
Brendan's wheel and prepare to get to the next level. A
UMASS student, Brendan is a gifted swimmer who worked hard on his bike
and run with the club last year to go on and have a very successful
season. If your newbie approach includes passing up a late
night out so as to train hard in the early AM, Brendan can relay some
helpful hints that has him looking forward to 2008.
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Greg Smith
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When
Greg arrives for a triathlon event, he must be changing in a
phone booth! A pleasure to talk to and hang out with,
when Greg competes, it is always a "super" and tenacious all
out effort. A student of triathlon who then applies
what he learns, Greg attended nearly every club camp in 2007
and is very familiar with not just our resources, but what
else is "out there" in the tri universe to help you get
comfortable and compete. |
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Bernadette Taylor
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Bernadette is a veteran triathlete who can swim, bike and
run with the best of them here at the Jersey Shore and the
age group world! She can do it all...and smile
the entire time! If you are looking to move up to Olympic
and Half IM, or simply have a question for your first Sandy
Hooker race, she can help you with a plan and remind you to
have fun along the way...it's her nature! |
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Brian Wilton
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Brian
started triathlon in 2007 like most of us once did....The
Sandy Hooker series. In fact, he did all 5 of them!
Thinking of doing your first triathlon at the Long Branch
Pier? Not sure if the ocean will ever let you go?
Not confident that bike of yours is OK to use?
Brian made it, and you can too! |
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The Next Level- IronMan 70.3 and
140.6 |
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Joe Donahue
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Joe is listed at the next level, but he really would
rather talk about how to get here and enjoy triathlon, while respecting
the demands of swim, bike, and run! If you have done a few
triathlons at the shorter distances, or are thinking of doing a few more
this year with the goal to move up to a 70.3 or 140.6 at year end or
2009, Joe might be a good contact. |
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Jacqui Gordon
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Jacqui is the club's professional triathlete who
trains right here out of Brielle Cyclery. Her race resume
includes distant lands such as Kona, South Africa, Canada and St.
Croix....as well as the regional scene at Eagleman and Lake
Placid. Want to take that next step? Need travel
advice? Chances are, Jacqui can point you in the right direction. |
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Bill Parke
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Bill is a husband, father, and in 2007 became an
IronMan! He is the classic triathlete story of making the climb
from sprint, olympic, half IM to full IronMan...all the while getting
faster, stronger, and eventually packaging all that into an endurance
athlete who wanted to do well. And indeed he did! If your
approach is like Bill's, then he would be happy to share his knowledge
on what it takes to live in the real world, and train to do well in
IronMan! |
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More to come........
New to triathlon and need to ask a
silly question? We all have been there! Join the club,
receive a "buddy" and ask away. We're here to help!
Ready to go from sprint to Half Ironman?
Our members who have made the same transition are here to help you make
the jump and share the ups and downs of their own learning curve.
This is not coaching...this is the JSTC
helping fellow members. We have programs for swim, bike, and run
to help you get there.
Stay Tuned....
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