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Lea Ball - Head Coach & Level 2 Tri CoachI have been apart of Boston Triathlon Club and equally triathlon for many years. I have a keen interest in all disciplines and love to see everyone progress, whatever their fitness.
I have personal achievments in cold water swimming where I was in a relay team who won gold in the international ice swimming championships. |
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Craig Oliver - Level 2 Triathlon CoachCraig has been with the club since is started in 2016 and quickly established himself as a true athlete. With personal achievements in swimming but also been an exceptional cyclist and runner feel free to chat with me about any aspect of the sport.
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Barry Bennett - Level 2 Triathlon CoachI have been around the scene of triathlon for years and comes with a wealth of experience. I am particularly interested in helping develop the technical elements of form and feel whether this be running, cycling or swimming. If you'd like any tips please just ask me!
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Nick Ward - Level 2 Triathlon CoachI’ve been around the triathlon circuit for a while now and in that time I’ve completed a few different distances and enjoy them all. My favourite being middle distance and what I enjoy doing the most.
I’m now a qualified level two coach and enjoy coaching and the interactions that brings from adults and juniors. We have some great coaches now in the club and I’ve learnt a lot from the different styles each coach brings. Seeing the way the kids have all bonded with each other is something we can all be proud of as a club, they’re a real family feel to the group and the sessions. |
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Katie Ball - Level 2 Triathlon CoachI'm relatively new in triathlon, my first was around 6 years ago and since I have got a bit of a bug for it. I have travelled all over Europe and taken part in the Ironman 70.3 World Champs in 2019.
I love working with athletes of all abilities and hope that my experience and knowledge of the sport can be passed on to you all, so that you can be the best you want to be. |
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Lynsey Ballans - Level 1 Triathlon CoachHi, i'm Lynsey. Where do I start, I want to be a role model for all those "normal" people out there. To show that we're not all elite athletes but full time working mums & dads giving it a go. 11 years ago I weighed 21 stone and decicded enough is was enough. I started kickboxing and then road running, but my love was triathlon. When I realised Boston had their own club I decided to join up and so began my 3 year plan. 2017 Sprints, 2018 Olympic, 2019 70.3, 2020..well lets see. If I can be an inspiration to just one person, to show that anything is possible with a bit of hard work then I'm happy.
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Ellen Cramoysan - Level 1 Triathlon CoachI joined the club following attending and supporting my daughter to train with the younger athletes. I soon got involved myself and had my first full season competing in 2019, finishing off the year with the completion of my level 1 coaching qualification. It’s so refreshing to be part of a club and a sport that encourages people of all ages and abilities to get involved and experience something new and challenging. The club has a great family feel, supporting each other at nearly all events and celebrating each and every individual success.
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Zoe Ward - Trainee L1 CoachI’m very new to triathlon, I’ve always been a runner but only learnt to swim properly in early 2018, completing my first Sprint Triathlon in April of that year. I was encouraged to start cycling and swimming by the fantastic coaches and members of this club, I wouldn’t have believed I could without them! Now with a few more sprints and olympic distances under my belt I’m keen to help others in the same way, and this is my motivation for becoming a coach myself. We’re a friendly club so come and have a go!
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