Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast #630 - Rick Prince, UESCA. Racing from T100 London
Aug 11, 2025
Rick Prince, founder of the United Endurance Sports Coaching Academy, shares insights from his journey in the fitness industry. He emphasizes the need for improved education and certification in endurance coaching, highlighting UESCA's commitment to quality training. The discussion delves into the art and science of coaching, the importance of continuous learning, and the international reach of UESCA's programs. They also explore the intersection of AI technology and coaching, considering its potential benefits and drawbacks.
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Pro Athlete’s Course Experience
- Jack Moody found the UESCA triathlon course in-depth and self-paced, taking about 12 weeks to complete.
- He faced module quizzes and a 300-question final exam that felt like returning to university.
Refer Specialists When Outside Your Skillset
- Recognize when to refer athletes to specialists instead of acting as a jack-of-all-trades coach.
- Use broad knowledge to spot issues and subcontract bike fitting, nutrition, or gait analysis when needed.
Founder’s Personal Training Routine
- Rick Prince lives in Colorado and trains by gravel biking and running after his seven-year-old.
- He recently registered for gravel races to keep motivation high.