Debbie Hornsby has an extensive background in coaching and racing triathlons. She is the 5-time winner of the Tinman Triathlon, and still holds the old course record (1:50.38) set in 1993. She has won several local races including Keauhou Half Ironman, Windward triathlon, Ride N Stride, Waterfront, and several running and biathlon races. She won the Canadian national amateur championships (1993), the US national amateur championships (1994) and ITU World Championships (1993), as well as her age division at the Hawaii Ironman (1993, 1994). She has competed in several international races and was named Triathlete Magazine's Amateur Triathlete of the Year in 1994. She is currently the Chair for the College of Education at the University of Phoenix, Hawaii campus.

In January 2000 Chet started TEAM JET HAWAII
to offer a fun yet quality training environment for
Hawaii's aspiring runners, swimmers, bikers and
triathletes.

Chet "the Jet's" athletic background

42 Marathons - 80 Ultra Marathons
7 Tennis Marathons
Over 100 sprint triathlons
8 half-Ironmans
14 Ironmans , 2 doubles , 2 triples
1 10x Ironman distance race &

Then in November 1998 Chet completed the
world's longest Ironman- the Double Deca
(20x Ironman distance) composed of a
48 mile swim, 2,240 mile bike, and
524 mile run completing the
continuous race in 28 days and 6 hours.

Chet was the reigning world record holder
for completing the most Ironman Triathlon
distance races in one year (27) from 1998-2003.

David has been actively involved in the Hawaii local cycling scene for about a decade both as a racer and a race coordinator.

He’s currently the head of Cambiamento d’ andaturo and has been racing this past year with newly merged Cambio-Core Team.  In recent years He has won Hawaii State Championships for Road Race, Time Trial, Team Time Trial and the B.A.R. award.

Dave’s belief is that he can take almost any average person and make them into a top rate cyclist and he’s looking forward to the clinic in February. "