While we can throw a lot of technical terms out at you to explain our philosophy and approach to coaching, the bottom line is this: it's a personalized program that will bring out the best in your performance. We take into account your work or school schedule, family commitments, fitness, and mental make-up. At South Bay Multi Sport we know all of this matters to you, and we work to keep you balanced, while still striving to improve YOU as an athlete. 

San Diego is the birthplace of triathlon. In the south part of the county, more affectionately known as the South Bay, there is a rapidly expanding community of athletes that are pushing their endurance limits. We are a home-grown network of local coaches who love their community and want to put South Bay triathlon on the map. When looking to start a coaching network we knew South Bay was something we wanted to put in our name. If you've never been to the South Bay, we'd love to see you out here mixing it up with us on our roads and trails.

Growing up a water polo player and swimmer, Zack embarked on his triathlon journey following an injury which kept him out of the pool and put him on the high school track team as a third string distance runner. His introduction to running led him to seek bigger challenges in college, as he found his true talents lay in triathlon rather than a single sport. Success came through several years of intense work, and in 2014, Zack achieved his long time goal of turning Pro in the sport he loved. Following a stint in Boulder, Colorado to finish his undergrad degree, and learn the ropes of coaching and training at altitude, Zack returned to his home in Chula Vista to pursue endurance coaching full-time. His commitment to success and athletic excellence has been key in the development of his athletes. 

Josh had just finished grad school, he was married, a father and working 50+ hours a week at a sweet corporate job. But Josh was also 55 pounds overweight and knew he needed to make a change. He found a used bike on Craigslist and signed up for a triathlon with the encouragement of a coworker. Finishing just about last in his age group, he had officially become a triathlete. Over the next five years, he dropped the 55 pounds and has become a fierce competitor in the sport. He capped off his five year journey by conquering Ironman Arizona in 2015. Josh is capable of working with the weekend warrior or the fast age-grouper, but he does enjoy the process of watching people just like him transform into endurance athletes. 

You've heard enough from us... So here's what our athletes are saying about South Bay Multi Sport.