Team Jet Coaches
North Shore Series Swim / Roughwater Swimming |
Steve Allnutt - Coordinator/Head Coach | ||
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Steve is the head coach/coordinator to Team Jet's swimming department. He grew up in Forest Grove, Oregon and began competitively swimming in high school.
His thirst for knowledge and competition led him to UH Manoa where he graduated with a degree in Kinesiology in 2011. He was a 4 year member Men's Swimming Team specializing in mid-distance/distance freestyle and IM. He plans to earn his Masters in Kinesiology with a focus on sport science in relation to swimming and coaching. He has done nearly all the open water races around the island. He is the two time defending champion of the North Shore Swim Series and has also had top ten places in the Waikiki Roughwater, Duke's Ocean Mile, Maui ('au'au) Channel Swim. He first was introduced to Team Jet when he assisted with the Hon Tri swim training in 2008. You may recognize Steve as he has competed alongside Chet in many triathlon relays throughout the past few years, and shown up at team functions for the promise of food. He looks forward to helping everyone improve on their swimming, learn to enjoy the water more, and accomplish more than they ever thought they could! |
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Christa Prior - Coach |
| I am former UH swimmer, have have been nationally ranked in the 100 meter backstroke. I was also fortunate enough to swim at the Olympic Trials last summer. This will be my third summer coaching the open water clinic, and my first year competing in the entire North Shore Series. |
Rez Wong - Coach |
| I'm Rez and I come from a small, tiny island in the West Pacific called Saipan. I've been swimming competitively since I was 8 years old (14 years) and swam 4 years for the UHM Warriors. I am currently minimally training for local and international competitions. Besides my passion for swimming I am also a B.S. Marine Biology major and just love the ocean! I look forward to meeting you all! |
Karima Chuk - Coach |
| Current swimmer at UH, specializing in distance freestyle. Placed 3rd in the Duke's Mile Swim and Waikiki Roughwater in 2012. First year coaching open water, and will be competing in the North Shore Series races. |
Jayson Hagi - Coach |
| 2012 North Shore Swim Champion, Runner up 2011, Current UH swimmer, distance and open water specialist. |
Bike Clinic |
Peter Bourne - Coordinator/Coach |
Click to see Peter's Bio | ||
Carl Brooks - Coach |
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John Climaldi - Coach |
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Andrew Tanaka - Coach |
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Half Marathon Clinic |
David Carlsson |
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David has been a runner for 15 years now. A competitive swimmer, and long distance cyclist in his youth, he only took up running in his mid 30's after he witnessed the Ironman Kona World Championship first hand while visiting friends. Fully inspired to finish one himself, he began training for, and finished the Maui Marathon five months later. He has since finished four Ironman triathlons and 46 marathon and ultra marathons. After his move to Oahu six years ago, through a combination of diet and coaching, David was able to take 34 minutes off of his marathon PR in eight months to qualify for Boston and run sub 3 hour. David is anxious to pass on this learned knowledge and is glad to be part of the Team Jet Coaching Staff. Named Hawaii's 2007 Athlete of the Year by Athlete's HI magazine for his versatility in running, he runs everything from 5K to 100K, on the trails and the road. | |
Mark Ahsing |
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My list of accomplishments are long. I have done 20 marathons, 15 Iron man triathlons, 30 half iron triathlons, and numerous other shorter distance races. I have medaled in all of the races, and still have time to help the homeless. Oh wait, my REAL accomplishments only count, alright. I have been with Chet for a while now, coaching the D group since I joined Team Jet. I have completed 9 marathons, a few Tinmans and Keauhou half ironman triathlons, with the idea of finishing and having a good time. That's what the D group represents, having fun and finishing strong. The D group has evolved into a strong group of runners who started out with no idea of what marathon running was all about. I call my self the "social coordinator" versus a coach, only because our running sessions are about enjoying the run. If there is no enjoyment, then what is the use of doing it, right? Learning how to relax, run strong, and avoid injuries has become the mantra of the group, so I hope to see you out there, if not in the D group, in one of the groups Team Jet has to offer. | |
Honu Half Ironman Training & Honolulu Triathlon Training |
Peter Bourne - Coordinator/Coach |
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Peter has been part of the multi-sport scene in many different aspects for almost 30 years.
After coming to Hawaii on a football scholarship (69-72), Peter moved into the multi-sport scene in 1982 after watching
the first Ironman Triathlon in February of 1978 and has raced in distances from 30 minutes to four days, including
Ironman and Ultraman competitions. In 1985 as means to give back to the sport he began race directing the Team Hawaii
Series and now consults co-ordinates, and race directs various multi-sport events throughout the state. He has been
coaching various clinics since 1989. In 1989, he became a USA Triathlon official and served as regional Co-coordinator
from 1994-2003 and built the USAT officials program for the Pacific Region, officiating everything from grassroots races
to world-class races, i.e. IM, ITU World Cup, as a Category I official. Wife Katy, is a well known endurance athlete in
canoe paddling and marathon.
Daughter Kai was water polo player at Cal State Hayward. Other daughter Britta attended the U. of Montana and UH playing soccer and was an All WAC performer in 2009. Son Lars Eric is a downhill mountain biker and paramedic in Las Vegas. Tri Bourne is a senior on the #1 ranked USC volleyball team this season. |
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John Climaldi - Coach |
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Carl Brooks - Coach |
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Steve Allnutt - Swim Coach/Coordinator | Click to see Steve's Bio | ||
Tinman Triathlon Training |
Peter Bourne - Coordinator/Coach |
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Peter has been part of the multi-sport scene in many different aspects for almost 30 years.
After coming to Hawaii on a football scholarship (69-72), Peter moved into the multi-sport scene in 1982 after watching
the first Ironman Triathlon in February of 1978 and has raced in distances from 30 minutes to four days, including
Ironman and Ultraman competitions. In 1985 as means to give back to the sport he began race directing the Team Hawaii
Series and now consults co-ordinates, and race directs various multi-sport events throughout the state. He has been
coaching various clinics since 1989. In 1989, he became a USA Triathlon official and served as regional Co-coordinator
from 1994-2003 and built the USAT officials program for the Pacific Region, officiating everything from grassroots races
to world-class races, i.e. IM, ITU World Cup, as a Category I official. Wife Katy, is a well known endurance athlete in
canoe paddling and marathon.
Daughter Kai was water polo player at Cal State Hayward. Other daughter Britta attended the U. of Montana and UH playing soccer and was an All WAC performer in 2009. Son Lars Eric is a downhill mountain biker and paramedic in Las Vegas. Tri Bourne is a senior on the #1 ranked USC volleyball team this season. |
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John Climaldi - Bike Coach |
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Steve Allnutt - Swim Coach/Coordinator | Click to see Steve's Bio | ||
Christa Prior - Swim Coach | |||
Summer Bike Clinic |
Peter Bourne - Coordinator/Coach |
Click to see Peter's Bio | ||
Weekend Warrior Swim |
Andrew Deutscher - Coordinator/Coach |
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Andrew arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii in 2002 and became active in the running and triathlon community in 2004 with
Team Jet.
His passion for swimming began in 2009 with the North Shore Swim Series, Waikiki Rough Water, and Biathlon Series. Triathlons completed Vineman Half Ironman, Honu Half Ironman, Honolulu Triathlon. Come on down to Kaimana Beach on Friday’s for a swim! Looking forward to meeting you and helping you get back in the water for some swims. |
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