Bill has been active in endurance sports, both as a coach and competitor, for more than 20 years. He has experience coaching athletes of all ability levels, from beginners to elite-level competitors.
Bill is one of a select number of coaches in the United States to have received Level II certification by USA Triathlon (USAT), the national governing body of the sport. He is also a USAT-certified Youth & Junior coach and served as the Head Triathlon Coach for the Southern New Jersey Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training Program.
Bill was selected to the 2001, 2002 and 2003 Triathlon All-American Teams by USAT and represented the United States at the 2002 Long Course World Championships in Nice, France. He has competed in the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii three times and has run nearly 20 marathons around the world. His Ironman PR is 9 hours 38 minutes and his marathon PR is 2 hours 42 minutes.
Bill has served on the USA Triathlon Board of Directors for the Mid-Atlantic Region since 2002.
Growing up a swimmer with some running background, Adam began racing triathlon in high school and has been competing for over 10 years. As a four-year collegiate rower for the Drexel University Men's Varsity Crew program, Adam expanded his endurance sports background before returning to more frequent and competitive multisport racing after college. He now competes as an elite amateur in all multisport distances, with a focus on long course triathlon and open marathon races. In recent years, Adam has placed well enough in top races throughout the United States to qualify for the Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, as well as the Boston Marathon, posting sub-10 hour and sub-3 hour times in each.
As an assistant coach with Mid-Atlantic Multisport, Adam is also the president of the Philadelphia Triathlon Club, but in his free time, he likes to maintain his full time job as a product development / R&D engineer for Endless Pools, Inc., the fitness equipment industry's leading manufacturer of swimming machines. As a result of that job position, as well as from having spent years teaching and coaching swimming to people of all ages and backgrounds, from infants to adults, Adam has developed a great sense of the various swim stroke habits and techniques, both good and bad, for athletes of all types and abilities. Those experiences have given him a keen ability to initially help an athlete break down, analyze, and understand the swim stroke, before helping that athlete work on the proper mechanics that will ultimately improve both his or her swim stroke and overall fitness level.
One of the top master's runners in the Mid-Atlantic region, Peter has a distinguished running resume extending more than 20 years. In addition to competing in local road races and track meets, Peter formed and coaches a running program for troubled teens at the Presbyterian Children’s Village in Bryn Mawr.
Peter is also a Red Cross certified lifeguard and an accomplished open water swimmer. He has completed numerous long distance events, including an 8 mile swim across Lake Champlain. He teaches swimming technique classes and still jumps into ocean races whenever he can.
In his "other" life, Peter is a TV commercial Director.
James is one of the instructors at our open water skills clinics and also manages the course layout and setup for all of our open water swims. An accomplished cyclist and bicycle maintenance and repair guru, James has been competing in triathlon and other endurance sports for more than 10 years. He has raced all distances from 5k to Ironman, including the 2008 Ironman USA in Lake Placid, New York. Notably, James has lost more than 40 pounds since he started training for endurance events.
James previously served as a Board Member of the Philadelphia Triathlon Club and the club’s Webmaster and group ride leader.
A physical therapist with a masters degree in Physical Therapy from St. Francis University, Renee started racing in 2004 and has since competed at all running distances from 5k to the marathon and at all distances of triathlons including the 2008 Ironman USA in Lake Placid, NY.
Renee is the logistics coordinator for Mid-Atlantic Multisport and previously served as an athlete mentor for the SheROX Philadelphia Women’s Triathlon and Board Member of the Philadelphia Triathlon Club.
Retired from the U.S. Navy Reserve and the financial world, Jim has made aquatics a third career. Since 2000, he has been a Red Cross lifeguard and swimming instructor at the Upper Main Line YMCA and also at the Haverford College Faculty pool. Additionally, he has lifeguarded for Marathon Sports Triathlons at St. Andrews in Delaware. As a Masters swimmer, he has competed in both pool competitions and open water swims.
Jim has been a Masters runner since 1976, participating in numerous races – roads, trails, X-C and track meets. Marathons – Philadelphia 1979, The Marine Corps 1980. In years 2003 – 2006, achieved age group ranking USATF Grand Prix distance competition. Other achievements include medaling in the Penn Relays 5K road race and 4 x 100m relay with Philadelphia Masters Track team. 2013 participated in National Senior Games, Cleveland. During 2014 track season, Jim’s performances at the State Games of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware qualified him for five track events at the 2015 National Senior Games in Minneapolis. Currently in second year coaching CYO track and cross country for St. John Neumann School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
An accomplished open water racer, Josh swims on the club team at George Masson University. He also specializes in long distance open water events and finished in 7th place overall at the 12.5 mile Swim Around Key West in 2014. During the summer months, Josh works as a lifeguard at the Upper Main Line YMCA.