Jeffrey Capobianco

Jeffrey currently holds coaching certifications from both USA Triathlon and USA Cycling has been an endurance athlete for the past 20 years. He began rowing for the University of Massachusetts and continued that passion training for a spot on the national team. Along the way he won numerous national championships and two gold medals at the 1995 Olympic Festival. After ending his rowing career he pursued racing bikes and running. This soon led him to the sport of triathlon. His first triathlon was Ironman Lake Placid in 2005, which he has since done every year since.  He qualified for the World Championships in 2009 and 2010 and will be heading to Kona in October. He also competes in the 1/2 Ironman distance and finished 5th in his age group at Ironman Timberman 70.3 qualifying him for Clearwater in November.

Jeffrey and his wife, Samantha, have three young girls, Eva, Elia, and Camilla. He knows the time constraints that the “real world” places upon an athlete and how to maximize your precious time.

Vincent Miserandino

Vin has a Master's Degree in physical education and a BS in Sports and Fitness.  He is a USA Cycling certified coach, NSCA certified strength and conditioning specialist, and a certified Crossfit instructor.  He has been participating in triathlon and other endurance endeavors for over 15 years.  He is multi-time Ironman finisher and is currently focusing on the shorter distance events.  He has qualified for, and will be competing in, the USAT Age Group National Championships in 2011. He qualified by finishing as the fastest amatuer at the 2010 Pumpkinman Sprint Triathlon.  We will all be pulling for Vin as he chases a spot on Team USA for 2012!

He has an unparalleled drive and enthusiasm for endurance athletics.  His background in education coupled with his passion for helping others achieve their goals makes Vin an ideal coach.  Vin and his wife, Nicole, live on the North Shore with their two young children, Anna and Vincenzo.

Dave Sek

Dave currently holds coaching certifications from both USA Cycling and USA Swimming. Dave has a background in competitive swimming and coached age group swimmers for six years before transitioning into triathlon in 2008. He recently competed at Ironman Lake Placid, finishing 16th overall and in the process qualified for Ironman World Championships, which will be his fourth Ironman. In addition to competing in long distance triathlon, Dave has been successful at the sprint, Olympic and half-iron distances. Working full time in biotech research, he has a M.S. and B.S. in chemistry and brings his analytical background into his coaching.