Robbie Bruce

Coach Robbie has been competing in triathlons since 2004 and coaching endurance athletes since 2011. After years of part-time coaching, he began coaching full-time in 2016. Since then, he has coached hundreds of athletes to success in a variety of endurance sports.

“Endurance sports have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Being able to share that experience and pursuit with others is something I am deeply passionate about. I feel incredibly blessed to be able to do this type of work as my job, and I wake up every day energized and excited to work with so many wonderful people and amazing athletes.”

– Coach Robbie

Since coaching one of his very first athletes to a podium at Ironman Florida in 2013, he continues to work with a wide range of abilities including beginner-level and first-time triathletes as well as seasoned veterans and elites. With over 100 70.3 Worlds and over 23 Kona qualifiers, Junior and Adult USAT All-Americans, National Champions and AG Overall Champions, he knows what it takes for athletes to achieve at every level of the sport. He believes all coaches should work with athletes at every level and speed because each athlete AND person provides the coach with a unique opportunity to learn, challenge and grow.

With experience coaching athletes across a variety of finish lines that include 5k- Marathons, Multi-Day stage races, Leadville 100, 50 and 100 mile Ultras, Leadville 100 MTB, Unbound 50, 100 and 200 Gravel Race, Rim to Rim, 5k-10k Open Water Swim Races, The English Channel, Sprint Distance Triathlons to Ironman, Deca Ironman and HYROX World Championships, his knowledge and expertise is robust from the science AND experience coaching it. If you dream it, he can help you achieve it.

His underlying focus with all athletes—regardless of experience or ability—is to keep the athlete healthy and happy. Combine that with open communication and a strong partnership, and we have the recipe for success in both training and in life.

If this sounds like something you are looking for, please feel free to email him at [email protected] to discuss building a strong coach/athlete relationship.