Want to join the 20 Next Level Athletes already signed up for the 70.3 in Mooloolaba. With a new and improved bike course the Sunshine Coast 70.3 is one of the best races in Australia. Don’t leave your training to the last few weeks, otherwise an early season long course race can be an unpleasant experience. You don’t want to go there under done.

Call Coach Toby and take your performance to the Next Level

Super excited to have 15 Next Level athletes racing in Port Mac this weekend and being there to support. We will be missing Sian Keast last years female age group winner but still have some serious contenders for podium spots. That said everyone  who crosses the Ironman finish line is a winner. So take it to the Next Level

It was a big end to February with our 12 Junior Performance athletes all racing well in Hervey  Bay at the State Championships and Hannah Hamill coming away with a Bronze medal to add to her Bronze for her series placing in the QTS series. Jenny MacDonald placed 2nd at Raby Bay and also picked up bronze for the series. Meanwhile Nathan Dortman placed 3rd overall at the Tweed Enduro with the fastest run of the day. Sadly Bekka Fellows crashed out on the last lap of the bike leg while 20 minutes clear of the girls in her division and sustained a broken clavicle, but she will be back to take it to the Next Level 

Next Level Tri coaching is gearing up for a great 2017. From the Performance Juniors we have 10 athletes representing their district at The State Championships in February and some red hot chances for State representation at Nationals.

We have record numbers already entered for 70.3 and full Ironman events across the country, and overseas, not to mention Olympic distance races and the QTS Series.

Now based at the Manly Pool on the Bayside Next Level Tri coaching have over 20 coached sessions every week. What are you waiting  for, take your Triathlon Training to the Next Level in 2017

Taneil Davidson and Sian Reece both succumbed to the heat in their respective World Championship campaigns.

Taneil was hospitalised in Mexico after collapsing in the run at the Olympic Age Group Worlds. Taneil was a genuine podium contender and known for her fast run but was caught out by the very hot conditions. Thankfully she has recovered well.

Sian Reece went to Kona with a top ten finish very much on the cards after winning in Port Mac and training the house down all year. She also succumbed to the conditions but battled on to a credible finish enjoying the experience of finishing in Kona. She will be back