Every coach at Multisport Mastery starts from the same place: a genuine belief that the relationship between coach and athlete is the most important variable in the whole equation.

We are curious by nature. We read, we learn, we ask questions most coaches never think to ask. We stay close to the science of performance and just as close to the human being doing the performing.

We’re also athletes. We’ve stood on start lines, crossed finish lines, had seasons that humbled us and seasons that surprised us. We’ve also navigating demanding careers, raised families. We understand how to show up for our own goals inside full and complicated lives. We coach from those places. Not just from the experience of competing, but from the experience of being a whole person who competes.

What unites us isn’t credentials or podium finishes. It’s a shared conviction that every athlete deserves truly to be known and that when they are, extraordinary things become possible.

Meet Our Coaches

Elizabeth Waterstraat

Elizabeth Waterstraat — Founder & Head Coach

USA Triathlon Level III  ·  M.S. Public Health  ·  25+ Years Competing & Coaching

I’m Elizabeth Waterstraat, the founder and head coach of Multisport Mastery, bringing more than 25 years of multisport competitive and coaching experience to athletes around the world. As a USA Triathlon Level III Coach, I’ve developed athletes across a wide range of disciplines, distances, and performance levels.

My coaching approach is athlete-centered and performance-driven, blending data analysis, long-term development, and real world practicality. I start by identifying an athlete’s potential and systematically guiding them toward their potential through thoughtful planning, consistent communication, and meaningful education. My academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology and a Master’s degree in Public Health, equipping me to address performance through a holistic lens that integrates training, resilience, health, and life balance while progressing towards athletic goals.

As a business owner, accomplished multisport athlete, and parent of three, I understand the realities athletes face beyond training and racing. I’m dedicated to helping athletes pursue ambitious goals while maintaining health, perspective, and longevity in both sport and life.

Whether coaching an athlete to their first finish line or the top step of a championship podium, I am deeply committed to the pursuit of excellence and the success of every athlete I work with.

Coaching Highlights:

    • Over 30 National Champions (Olympic Tri, Sprint Tri, Gravel Tri, Off Road Tri, Draft Legal Tri, Long Course Tri, Super Sprint Tri, Duathlon, Mixed Team Relay)
    • 2x overall Xterra wins
    • XTerra National Champion
    • 2016 Rio Paralypmics bronze medalist
    • 2x Xterra World Championship top 3 in age group
    • USA Triathlon Athlete of the Year Honorable Mention (2014)
    • USA Triathlon Off Road Athlete of the Year (2021)
    • USA Triathlon Duathlete of the Year (2022)
    • USA Triathlete Masters Athlete of the Year Honorable Mention (2023)
    • 1x Ironman World Championship top 3 in AG
    • 1x Draft Legal Sprint Triathlon World Champion (W45-49 in 2022)
    • 2x 70.3 World Champions (W30-34 in 2014, W40-44 in 2022)
    • 3x 70.3 World Championship top 3 in AG (Nice, St. George, Chattanooga)
    • 2x 70.3 North American Champions (W40-44 in 2021, W45-49 in 2023)
    • Overall winner of Ironman Alaska (2022) and Ironman Arizona (2014)
    • Overall wins of Steelhead, Racine, Calgary, Indian Wells 70.3
    • Countless 70.3 age group podiums around the world
    • Over a dozen top 10 professional 70.3 finishes
    • Over 60 Ironman World Championship/Kona qualifiers

Personal Athletic Highlights:

    • 12x National Champion (Sprint Tri, Long Course, Gravel Tri, spanning 2002 to 2023)
    • Silver medal at the Duathlon World Championship (2006)
    • North American Ironman Champion (2015, 1st in AG/2nd overall at IM Texas)
    • 5x Kona qualifier (2006, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2025)
    • 5x Ironman World Championships (including 4 x top 10 AG finishes)
    • Overall 70.3 win (Steelhead) and 20+ top 3 AG finishes at 70.3s
    • Multiple times qualified for the 70.3 World Championship
    • Age group podium finish at 70.3 Worlds (2014)
    • Age group podium finish at IM World Championship (2025)
    • USA Triathlon Athlete of the Year Honorable Mention (2007)
    • 3x top 10 professional 70.3 finishes (2008)

Amanda Wendorff

Amanda Wendorff — Coach

USA Triathlon Certified  ·  Ironman University Certified  ·  Based in Ohio  ·  

Amanda has been coaching athletes since 2002, which means she’s had a long time to observe what actually separates athletes who reach their goals from those who don’t. Her answer, consistently: the ones who get there are the ones who figure out how to be consistent inside a complicated life.

Balancing a career in sport law and corporate litigation, Amanda has lived this challenge herself. She understands what it means to train seriously while managing a demanding career — the early mornings, the schedule pivots, the art of protecting the non-negotiables when everything else is trying to negotiate them away.

Since joining Multisport Mastery in 2015, she has guided athletes to World Championship and Boston Marathon qualifications, age group podiums, and personal records across every distance.

Kristan Huenink

Kristan Huenink — Coach

USA Triathlon Level II  ·  RRCA-Certified Run Coach  ·  Based in Southern California

Kristan coaches the whole athlete — not just the physical side, but the mental, tactical, and lifestyle dimensions that determine whether someone actually reaches their potential or just gets close.

Her philosophy is built around smart, strategic training that prepares athletes for smart, strategic racing. She’s not interested in volume for its own sake. She’s interested in building athletes who know themselves well enough to make good decisions — in training, on race day, and in the months between.

As a competitor, Kristan has been to the Ironman World Championship and brings the experience of someone who has felt race-day pressure from the inside.

Jen Tryon

Jennifer Tryon — Coach

USA Triathlon Level I Certified  ·  Multiple Ironman 140.6 & 70.3 World Championships · Based in the Chicago area

Jennifer came to triathlon while managing a demanding career, which means she learned early what most athletes discover much later: that structure and intentionality aren’t constraints on a full life. They’re what make a full life possible.

Jennifer prioritizes understanding the full picture of her athletes’ lives — not just their training history, but what they’re managing, what matters to them, and what sustainable consistency actually looks like for them specifically.

Her athletes tend to discover that the confidence they build through sport doesn’t stay in the sport. It travels. Into their work, their relationships, the other hard things they’re navigating