Sprint/Olympic Distance Triathlon Camp with Joe Beer & Team

Once again Club La Santa, JBST and SwimForTri link up to provide an intensive week of training specifically structured for various distance athletes and short to long course triathletes.

The training

The camp is based at the World-renowned Club La Santa complex.
We will use the 50-metre outdoor pool, enclosed lagoon, 400m running track plus rides and runs that cover different parts of the Island of Lanzarote. The sessions are perfect for athletes from intermediate to experienced levels and the aim is to work with each person individually to ensure that they get the correct advice and training.

The camp would not be suitable for absolute beginners who may be used to a lower level of exercise, but athletes from single sports who have a few years endurance experience will find it manageable and great fun.

On top of the programme of training sessions, lectures and social activities (including a great end of camp meal at the la Casa Restaurant) many other activities are available
at La Santa. Wind surfing, beach volleyball, tennis, aerobics classes, spinning, or the opportunity to just relax in the new Wellness centre complete with Jacuzzi, sauna, cold pool, hydro jets and steam baths.There is so much to do and so many facilities available throughout the day you will never get bored at Club La Santa.

The Instructor Team

The coaching team has been improved immensely with the addition of two very experienced coaches working alongside Head Coach Joe Beer.

Joe Beer has been competing in triathlons for 22 years, covering all distances from sprint to Ironman – Including the legendary Hawaii Ironman. He has been coaching for 17 years and writing in multisports magazines since 1991. His book Need To Know Triathlon was Published in January 2008. He was voted the inaugural 220 Magazine Coach of The Year in 2004 and is a qualified BTA Coach. He has been coaching on camps at Club La Santa for over 10 years.

Dan Bullock is a swim coach par excellence who knows how to teach triathletes to swim at their best. Dan brings with him state of the art filming equipment and a level of experience which is second to none. He was 220 Coach of the Year 2004 and London Regions Coach of the year 2005.

Phil Price has been coaching for well over two decades. His local
knowledge and wealth of experience adds a dimension of expertise that younger coaches do not possess. He knows his stuff and is a very personable.