Meet the Coach - Simon Duberley
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Simon Duberley has been involved in athletics, firstly as an athlete, and now as a qualified coach, for the past 15 years.
During Simon’s competitive career, he was coached by former international sprinter Madeline Cobb. It was Madeline in allowing Simon to implement many of his ideas into her training programme that gave him the taste to embark on a career in coaching.
In 1998 Simon decided to switch from competing to coaching, and started with a small group of athletes at the Thames Valley Athletic Centre in Eton Berkshire. In 2008 SprinTech moved to Brunel University and this is where Simon’s training system SprinTech is currently practiced.
Over more recent years Simon has nurtured a number of athletes to a standard where they have competed in Youth, Junior and now Senior level at Commonwealth, World and European championships.
Simon has worked in the experimental department of the world leader in Ejector Seat design, Martin Baker Aircraft, for twenty five years and his integration within this knowledge of design engineering gives him an uncluttered logic of viewing the technical requirements of his athletes in every sector of their training regime.
Simon welcomes comment about the SprinTech training system, as discussion is seen as one of the best ways of advancing training ideas and structure. If you would like to ask about the system please contact sprintech and leave a message.
During Simon’s competitive career, he was coached by former international sprinter Madeline Cobb. It was Madeline in allowing Simon to implement many of his ideas into her training programme that gave him the taste to embark on a career in coaching.
In 1998 Simon decided to switch from competing to coaching, and started with a small group of athletes at the Thames Valley Athletic Centre in Eton Berkshire. In 2008 SprinTech moved to Brunel University and this is where Simon’s training system SprinTech is currently practiced.
Over more recent years Simon has nurtured a number of athletes to a standard where they have competed in Youth, Junior and now Senior level at Commonwealth, World and European championships.
Simon has worked in the experimental department of the world leader in Ejector Seat design, Martin Baker Aircraft, for twenty five years and his integration within this knowledge of design engineering gives him an uncluttered logic of viewing the technical requirements of his athletes in every sector of their training regime.
Simon welcomes comment about the SprinTech training system, as discussion is seen as one of the best ways of advancing training ideas and structure. If you would like to ask about the system please contact sprintech and leave a message.