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Nathan Taylor
Nathan's approach to triathlon is defined by his unwavering commitment to excellence and his willingness to embrace challenges head-on. This mindset has not only driven his personal achievements but has also become the cornerstone of his coaching philosophy. As a coach, Nathan takes great pride in sharing his extensive knowledge and experience with his athletes, guiding them to reach their full potential.
QUALIFICATIONS
Triathlon Australia Foundation Coach
COACHING
Nathan Taylor, a passionate triathlete and dedicated coach, began his triathlon journey in 2015 at the age of 42. Since then, he has immersed himself in the sport, achieving remarkable success at the elite age group level. Nathan’s dedication and hard work have earned him multiple age group wins in both Ironman and half Ironman events, and he has had the honour of competing at the World Championship level in Kona, Hawaii.
Over the past few years, Nathan has coached a diverse range of athletes, from novices taking their first steps in the sport to seasoned competitors aiming for top age group honors in Ironman and Ultraman events. His coaching style is characterized by a deep understanding of the sport, a personalized approach to training, and a genuine passion for seeing his athletes succeed. Nathan’s enthusiasm, energy, and motivational spirit inspire those he coaches to set ambitious goals and work diligently to achieve them.
COACHING HIGHLIGHTS
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Ben Amery - Top 6 - Ultraman Australia
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Kim Dickinson- several podium ironman performances
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Dani Wolff - 10 week program from zero training - sub 5.30 Geelong 70.3
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Matt Lemaitre and Nathan Kinross 9.15 ironman performance at Bussleton
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Anna Pang Age group podiums
ATHLETE HIGHLIGHTS
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Qualified for World Championship ironman in every race
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Sub 9 hours at Bussleton Ironman in 2022
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Multiple age group wins in Ironman, 70.3, Olympic and Sprint
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