Description
29–31 January 2027 | Taupō, New Zealand
Are you preparing for Ironman NZ or Ironman NZ 70.3?
Join us for an action-packed weekend of training, education and community. This triathlon camp is designed to challenge you, build confidence and take your triathlon performance to the next level.
What to expect on camp
Friday 29 | Learn & Prepare
We kick things off at Peak Strength with a gym session and educational seminar followed by an indoor pool swim technique session with coach Clark Ellice, setting you up for the weekend ahead.
You will need to be in Taupō by 1pm.
Saturday 30 | The Big Day
Put it all together in our triathlon race simulation! Take on a 2km swim, a 90km bike (or extended 6-hour ride) and a 5–10km run, complete with a finish-line experience.
This is an opportunity to practise your pacing, fuelling and transitions while experiencing the excitement of race day in the home town of Ironman NZ.
Sunday 31 | Finish Strong
Round out the weekend with transition practice and a long run, followed by a debrief and celebration at Two Mile Bay.
Leave with greater knowledge, confidence and practical skills to take into your own training and racing.
Build your skills, challenge your limits and experience the difference.
The final schedule for the weekend will be released 2 weeks out from camp.
Come and be part of it!
Secure your spot!
To secure your spot pay the 99NZD deposit with the remainder due by 10th January 2027.
Price: 349NZD
Note: your 99NZD deposit is non-refundable if you change your mind
We will contact you the week of 10th January to make the final payment of 250NZD
Your TRI CO. coaching team
With over 50 years of combined triathlon experience as both coaches and athletes you are in great hands.
Clark Ellice | Based in Taupō, Clark combines elite racing experience with over a decade of coaching expertise to help athletes thrive in the water. A former professional triathlete who competed at 13 World Championships, reached a world ranking of 8th, and qualified for Kona in 2018, he now specialises in open water and pool coaching for beginners through to advanced triathletes. As a father of two and a passionate advocate for kids in sport, Clark believes in a “practice what you preach” approach, leading by example both as an athlete and coach. Driven by the values of fun, faith, family, and fire, he is committed to building confidence, skill, and a lifelong enjoyment of the water.
Aaron Perry | 20 years in the fitness industry, Aaron is a multiple Ironman finisher. Training with purpose is key for Aaron, mastering the fundamentals and building strength and fitness for life is the foundation of his coaching philosophy. This is backed by his own experience competing in Ironman triathlon and strength and endurance events. A father of two boys, Aaron brings the same values to coaching and life — discipline, consistency, integrity and striving to “become the strongest version of yourself”.
Nathan Martin | 19 years in the fitness industry. An experienced endurance coach who has guided athletes from first-time competitors through to Ironman and 70.3 finishers, New Zealand Age Group representatives and Ironman 70.3 World Championship qualifiers. As an athlete, Nathan has represented New Zealand from standard-distance through to long-course triathlon, qualified for both the Ironman World Championship in Kona and Ironman 70.3 World Championship. Father of two boys Nathan believes in teaching and leading by example and loves seeing his athletes find their finish line!
Additional info
Travel, accomodation, food and supplies will be each athletes responsibility and at your own additional cost.