Athlete Bio
Age: M40-44
Geography: Tristar Athletes Northeast
State: Connecticut
Fun fact: …Known to ride through the nighttime and wee hours of the morning in pursuit of the perfect training block.
Bio, goals and races: Most recent race: Ironman Lake Placid - 7th age group M40-44. (View race report and race podcast).
Best discipline? All three ; )
Has raced Ironman Hawaii and upcoming 70.3 NICE world championships.
Gold AWA athlete
Passion for going fast on the bike.
Very high thresholds for swim bike and run.
Highly competitive CTL’s, and training planning to support it.
Dad of three girls and busy demanding job.
ELITE team member.
“Training plan-for success” - Jeff’s recent fire power for racing
Custom training plan + advanced education to support this athletes races, training and goals.
Ever wonder how hard you should go? At Tristar athletes we have different racing outputs for our athletes based on their race potential and ability. See how you should pace your next race.
Tristar Athlete when It comes to mastering the art of riding and running in concert; riding harder has major consequences as to how successful you will be able to run. In this coaches corner below we show you the net cost for riding slightly harder for an Ironman run split.
TriStar Athletes, drafting and TRIATHLON is not legal! However, the concept of riding draft legal is not. On flatter courses and portions of flat parts of hilly courses; riding up to the draft zone and coasting can be an opportunity to save energy for not only the bike but also the run. In this coaches corner briefing our coaches teach you how to ride draft legal for max time savings on both the bike and run.
In this coaches corner we discuss how our athletes should pace and prepare for a stand alone run or “foot race”. The pacing and planning that we use to maximize your race-day whether you are a runner or multisport athlete.
Tristar Athlete, you have done the training and have your race plan loaded and ready to go. When to ride hard vs ride easy is a science when racing. Wind sheer that greets you as your ride is exponential in nature, meaning it takes much more power to ride even one mile an hour faster and especially true the faster you go. In fact, eventually there is a terminal velocity that even the strongest of cyclists will face.
Pacing a half ironman event can be tricky when you are tapered and fresh. We take the "emotion" out of the equation and use the tables below to hone in on your exact split and effort so you give all you have and don't blow it on either the bike or run!

