New Dave Scott Triathlon Club Helps All-Levels of Triathletes
Dave Scott, master triathlon coach and six-time Hawaii IRONMAN World Champion today announced the launch of his new Dave Scott Tri Club (DSTC). Open to athletes of all levels, the DSTC is designed to help triathletes become faster, stronger and more efficient under the expert guidance of one of the
Dave Scott, master triathlon coach and six-time Hawaii IRONMAN World Champion today announced the launch of his new Dave Scott Tri Club (DSTC). Open to athletes of all levels, the DSTC is designed to help triathletes become faster, stronger and more efficient under the expert guidance of one of the world’s most successful triathlon coaches.
Athletes from around the world who join the DSTC have access to an exclusive community of like-minded triathletes, led and moderated by Dave.
Dave has been a master coach for longer than he’s been an athlete. After winning the Hawaii IRONMAN six times, he’s devoted his life to teaching and has guided champions like Chrissie Wellington and Craig Alexander to multiple world titles.
“Dave Scott taught me how to push the boundaries of what was physically and mentally possible,” said Craig Alexander, three-time IRONMAN World Champion. “He’s an expert in all facets of endurance training and had a massive influence on my career. He really is ‘The Man.’”
DSTC members receive a wide range of benefits, all of which are focused on making them faster and more proficient triathletes.
These benefits include personalized 12-week triathlon training programs, access to Dave’s video vault of instructional material, members-only webinars and forums and special discounts on gear and apparel.
“I’ve been a coach all my life, and helping triathletes get faster and realize their potential is my passion,” said triathlon hall-of-famer Dave Scott. “After years of coaching top pro athletes and executives, I’m now proud to offer an accessible platform to dedicated age groupers of all abilities.”
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