BS
"“I’m the boss. I train them like animals because I’m an animal coach. Shut the fuck up and just do the training.”
Priceless

other one
http://triathlete-europe.competitor.com/2013/01/10/straight-talking-the-best-of-brett-sutton/

any thoughts about RC' training methods and philosophy?
very good stuff to read about him

lactate level will be higher during a sprint distance than during half IM, so you'll recover slower.

Just read this article this morning.
An other ex aussie swim coach story 

The Dauphiné is only the fifth race Wiggins  has started in 2012 as he builds for the Tour de France under the stewardship of Tim Kerrison, his Australian coach, with a training programme that has aroused considerable interest. Kerrison’s background is in swimming, and the structure he has devised for Wiggins bears many of the hallmarks of his former discipline, in particular his recommendation that the rider dispense with the idea of using races as training.

“My coach has not been in cycling for long, he’s come from swimming, so I’ve pretty much been training like the swimmers train,” Wiggins told reporters in Bourg-en-Bresse.

http://www.bikeradar.com/road/news/article/brad-wiggins-lauds-new-training-philosophy-34204/

any good story about Moneghetti?

You're right.
I was in Bercy (Paris94)
Very very exciting race!
Miles Stewart won.
I don't remember the name of all the athletes who competed here.
Mellissa Mantak, Sonia Krolik (I think she turned to marathon after a few triathlon seasons), Suzanne Neilsen, Bill Braun, S.Lessing,...
In 1993, Brad Beven gained precious time on T2 bc he ran barefoot on the track.

I think Doc told me once that the training with Simon Lessing was too easy for Brad when they trained together in the south of france (Salon or Aix en Provence) a few years ago.

Does anybody here have already read biography of two Sutto's former athletes?

Heart of a Champion: The Greg Welch Story
and
Get Carter : The Hamish Carter story

any comments?
thanks in advance

RD

Three others good books for Christmas
"Can you make a living doing that? ", from Brad Kearns
"From last to first" from Charlie Spedding
"Gold in the Water" from PH Mullen

Doc, what is the speed range do you use in training for your athletes (ITU racers and IM)
Is there any reason to run too slow in training for ITU racers? except for recovery? You have no cardiovacular gain to run below 50/60 BPM, but I we speak about biomechanic and nervous system? Is it detrimental for both if you run too often too slow, or too long?
thanks

I think doc will tell you too much speed work will kill aerobic fonction. Hill work will be better.
RD

I think doc will say at least
Brad beven
Ben bright
Joanne king
Sçott molina
Loretta h?

I think his coach was his father Col but maybe i am wrong

A german superbiker ? Norman ?

I remembered the Doc coached Tim Kitching, a pretty fast runner too.
Was he a sub 30min (or close) 10km runner ?
http://www.nyctri.com/Event_Information/Results/2002/2002_NYC_Triathlon_Results.htm
second of the usa championship in NYC (2002)