Technique · fitness · open water
Swim
Work on your stroke and fitness in the pool. In the warmer months, our coach-led open-water sessions bring the group together in the loch, with everyone looking out for one another.
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You can start with one discipline or mix all three. No need to own every bit of kit before you say hello.
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What we train
Join the disciplines that suit your goals. Nobody is taking attendance, and you do not have to train for a triathlon to train with us.
Technique · fitness · open water
Work on your stroke and fitness in the pool. In the warmer months, our coach-led open-water sessions bring the group together in the loch, with everyone looking out for one another.
Handling · endurance · off-road
Build fitness and handling through group rides and focused sessions, with local knowledge for the roads and trails.
Steady · speed · trail
Choose from social miles, structured efforts and trail runs, whether you are aiming for a first 5K or a quicker triathlon leg.
Bricks · transitions · race craft
Put the disciplines together, practise transitions and discover why running after cycling feels quite so peculiar.
The weekly rhythm
Our programme has a solid weekly backbone, with pool swimming and run sessions carrying through the year. Winter adds Zwift, circuits and yoga; from May, open-water swimming and outdoor rides take a bigger share of the fun.
Pool swimming, interval and track running, Zwift rides, circuits, yoga and occasional long-course swimming.
Pool and run sessions continue, joined by open-water swimming and more outdoor cycling.
We also swim at Helensburgh when the pool is available. It is currently closed, but we hope to add those sessions back when it reopens.
Coaches, venues and session types can change. Outdoor and open-water plans also depend on conditions, so details are confirmed with members beforehand.
A typical week
This is the usual pattern, not a promise that every Tuesday will behave itself. Exact sessions are confirmed with members, so newcomers should contact us before attending.
The warmer months often begin with a coach-led club swim in the loch. We swim as a group, keep an eye on one another and confirm the venue and conditions with members beforehand.
Interval running forms part of the evening programme, followed by our regular pool session at the Vale from 7pm to 8pm.
Selected weeks include a track session, and our regular pool swim at the Vale runs from 8pm to 9pm.
Winter usually means Zwift. In summer the bikes head outside for social rides, hills, short intervals or time-trial work, with an occasional DAAC track session.
Summer training can include an early open-water swim, while an evening online yoga session keeps some useful mobility in the week.
Weekend group rides are arranged with the time and route confirmed nearer the day. Occasional long-course swims are also included.
Sunday always starts with interval running from 8am to 9am, followed by a pool swim from 9am to 10am. Both sessions are at the Meadow.
New members: please contact the membership team before attending so we can point you to the right session and confirm any kit, access or safety requirements.
Before your first session
Tell us what you would like to try and a little about your current experience.
We will confirm the right session, meeting place, timing and any kit you need.
Arrive a few minutes early, meet the group and enjoy your first session.