Tri Training Harder, the original coaching partners for Huub

Jenny Latham, one of Tri Training Harder's Race Team athletes leaving the water in her HUUB wetsuit.

The partnership

In 2012 Tri Training Harder partnered with the leading wetsuit company Huub. This relationship has grown throughout 2013 and today we are able to announce that Tri Training Harder, the original coaching partners of Huub Design, will be working with Huub again in 2014.

Huub, whom are proud to have to Brownlee brothers in their athlete portfolio, have built a reputation on excellence. Their wetsuits are designed focusing on form, fit and performance and rely heavily on scientific research to ensure that they stay ahead of the game.

Dean Jackson, owner of Huub Design says: "2013 was a great breakthrough year for the Huub, and while it would be easy to all the credit ourselves we cannot. The partnership with athletes, retailers, clubs and training groups like Tri Training Harder are what have made 2013 a year to remember.”

Like Huub, we at Tri Training Harder pride ourselves on providing 5-star quality in each of our business lines. Our team of expert coaches combines experience with scientific knowledge to improve athletes and their training. This knowledge is passed on during our luxury, all-inclusive training holidays that are run in the Algarve during the winter/spring months, as well as, through our individual coaching programs and clinics. Tri Training Harder have recently released one of the worlds largest database of triathlon training plans. Known as 'TRIplans', these training plans are revolutionary in making truly bespoke training plans easily accessible and affordable for everyone.

Keep an eye on the Tri Training Harder Race Team in 2014

2013 saw Huub working closely with Tri Training Harder’s race team and this year our partnership looks set to grow. With athletes aiming to compete at the Commonwealth Games, World Championships and British Super Series just to name a few, Tri Training Harder’s race team and its generous Huub sponsors are the ones to watch!

Tri Training Harder’s Race Team Manager Chantal Cummings says: "It is fantastic to have Huub onside sponsoring our race team again this year. I look forward to an exciting season culminating in a celebration of The Team's success with Huub and our other race team sponsors".

Dean Jackson: “We are delighted and flattered that Chantal and the team at Tri Training Harder have chosen Huub as their wetsuit and equipment brand of choice for their excellent camps and incredibly high standard racing team. 2014 sees us enter into another exciting year of growth in our relationship and again excited not only what they will be bringing to the table from a coaching venue and expertise level."

This year Huub wetsuits will be also available for all training holiday clients to trial and purchase.

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