
I joined MTC in 2021 after moving from southern bayside to inner city Melbourne as I knew it would be a great way to meet like-minded people. What struck me most was the number of high performing athletes and the lack of egos. You can be training with a World, National or State champion, but everyone is treated exactly the same by the coaches and club members. Further, every success, no matter how large or small, is celebrated by all. It is a truly inclusive club.


I have found MTC to be an inclusive and supportive club, with members ranging from beginners to seasoned professionals, all of whom are willing to have a chat and give advice.
I love the social aspect, and let’s be honest – the post session brunch is the best part of training!


I have never felt so welcomed in a sporting environment as I have at MTC. I have previously played football & cricket (in much younger days) & I couldn’t believe the variety of people / occupations/ countries of origin, age variations that made up this great club. Sean & Lyndsey are not only great people, but exceptional coaches.
In the words of Molly Meldrum, do yourself a favour & give it a go.


I joined MTC in 2021 with my son Monty, who had a dream to complete an Ironman Triathlon. Monty has an intellectual disability, and therefore it was important to me that Monty train with professional and experienced coaches in a friendly and inclusive environment. With the support of MTC members and coaching partners, Monty achieved his dream in December 2024 and is now aiming to qualify for the World Championships in Kona.

I have been an MTC member since the early 2000s being coached by MTC’s training partner Fluid Movements. One of the best aspects is that the coaches are active participants too, and so they know exactly what you are going through.
MTC welcomes new members all the time. There is always someone at your level to train with, whether new to the sport or competing up to world events.