WHO

#1 Triathlon Club 2020

Stadium Triathlon Club maintains a positive environment that enables athletes of all abilities to be a member of a friendly and supportive club that meets their training, competition and social needs and promotes the triathlon community. We provide expert coaching and a variety of training activities, excellent facilities, education and development opportunities, social interaction and competition. Stadium Tri Club is ranked Number 1 Ironman TriClub in Asia Pacific and 5th in the world. In 2016, we had a total of 175 registered Stadium athletes that completed 12 different Ironman events and 18 different Ironman 70.3 events. Our Barracuda’s have raced 329 times across the world in countries including South Africa, Germany, Philippines, China, Ireland, USA and Mexico. We value friendship, participation, health and fitness, achievement, co-operation and the opportunity to give back to the community.

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Stadium Triathlon Club Coaches

Aaron Robertson (Robbo)

Head Coach

Robbo has been involved in Triathlons since 2008, both as a competitor and as a coach.

Originally from an open water swimming background, moving across to triathlons after swimming the English Channel.

After competing on most continents competitively, now he coaches all three disciplines and is passionate about helping others achieve their own personal goals.

Robbo coordinates Stadium’s coaching program, covering weekly sessions and 70.3 specific programs for the club.

James Lewin

Swimming Coach

James has been involved in the sport of triathlon since 2004, competing professionally for four years (2010-13).

James developed his passion for coaching as a swimming instructor where he taught first timers right up to national level squads. He became a Triathlon Australia Development Coach in 2012 as a way of giving back to the sporting community.

James is also a physiotherapist where he works closely with athletes with endurance sport injuries.

Derek Cross

Run Track Coach

Derek has been involved in Triathlon since 2011, competing professionally for two years (2015-16).

Derek developed an interest in coaching as a way to stay involved in the sport after an injury brought his racing to a premature end., becoming a Triathlon Australia Development Coach in 2017.

Since his initial involvement Derek has grown to love coaching, particularly bringing new people into the sport and helping them grow in confidence and knowledge.