Triathlon on a budget
Learn how you can train effectively and compete successfully without breaking the bank. Discover practical tips on smart gear choices, affordable training strategies, and cost-saving race day hacks.
Triathlon doesn’t have to break the bank. Consider these tips for getting started on a budget:
Focus on buying the most necessary equipment first, such as a wetsuit, goggles, bike, helmet, and running shoes. You don’t need to purchase top-of-the-line gear immediately.
Check online marketplaces or wait for sales to find quality second-hand equipment or discounted gear.
Renting gear is a great way to save money, especially for high-cost items like bikes. Many shops offer rental services.
Many triathlon clubs offer equipment loans or discounts on gear. Also, check for events that offer rental services or allow you to borrow equipment.
We believe in a personal approach to every triumph. Our membership packages are thoughtfully designed to foster a strong coach-athlete relationship, ensuring you receive beneficial, tailored guidance to achieve your goals.
1200 AED
/ mo
* Not suitable for beginners. Beginners require extensive coaching and education.
1600 AED
/ mo
2000 AED
/ mo
* Short-term goals less than 6 months will be considered high-priority coaching.
5000 AED
/ mo
* Minimum 6-month commitment
PLEASE NOTE: Contact Coach De Bruin first to determine the best fit for your needs.
Find your correct size in the chart below.
Find your correct size in the chart below.
Find your correct size in the chart below.
Find your correct size in the chart below.
We’re here to help. Choose the option that works best for you and we’ll be in touch.
