Looking for advice on coaching

Jeff Godin, PhD (bvhponline.com) is a physiologist and endurance athlete - he and his wife do triathlons, ultras....

I found him when I wanted to do VO2max and LT with a real cart (hospital type).  I worked with him one on one all last year (my first year).

I plan to continue testing with him, and I consider myself part of his club, but for financial and other reasons I am doing an online program this year.

This site has TONS - and you could make it work with the offseason plans, training plans, bridge plans...

and with the Gold plan you get feedback from Mike Ricci et al

other sites that have good plans (via the grapevine) ironguides and endurance nation.  I would check them out too.

good luck!

Jeff is great - I really like working with him.

Thanks Davidh.  I had found Ali's website, but I'll have to check out Katherine's.  I'm still on the fence about making the financial investment of a coach for my first real tri season vs. "self-coaching" with the knowledge I gain from Joe Friel's "Triathlete's Training Bible."  

Tonight was the first night of Ali's bike trainer class (held at Landry's in Boston).

You can do the class as a drop in if you don't want to do every week - might give you a feel for how she works.

I did her classes last winter and I think it is why my biking is so strong....

Friend-of-Harpoon and I are doing Ali's swim class starting Monday at 6:30 AM at BU.  Same set-up as the biking - you can buy all classes (5 wks) or drop in.  I'll report back Monday, too!