AIDAN ARONIN is a competitive long-course triathlete who understands what it takes to progress from a first start line to racing at the front of an age-group field. A former boxer, Aidan discovered triathlon while studying Real Estate and Finance at the University of Miami and competing with the Miami TriCanes. Drawn to the challenge, discipline, and constant learning the sport demands, he quickly turned a new passion into a high-performance pursuit.

After winning the collegiate division of his first sprint triathlon in 2022, Aidan quickly progressed into 70.3 and full-distance racing. He went on to win his age group at his first IRONMAN and qualify for the IRONMAN World Championship in Nice. He has also qualified for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Marbella and earned multiple age-group podium finishes.

Cycling has become one of Aidan's biggest strengths as an athlete. In 2026, he placed third overall and won his age group at Dallas–Little Elm while recording the fastest age-group bike split. Sixteen weeks later at Musselman, he backed that performance up with the fastest overall bike split.

As a coach, Aidan brings the same discipline, accountability, and commitment to improvement that have driven his own progression in the sport. He believes athletes improve most when their training is purposeful, consistent, and individualized around their goals and real lives—not simply copied from someone else's plan. His goal is to help athletes understand the purpose behind their training, stay accountable to the process, and build the consistency necessary to reach their potential.

Achievements

• IRONMAN World Championship Qualifier – Nice

• IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship Qualifier – Marbella

• Age Group Winner at first IRONMAN

• Multiple Age Group Podium Finishes

• 3rd Overall and Age Group Winner – Dallas–Little Elm 2026

• Fastest Age Group Bike Split – Dallas–Little Elm 2026

• Fastest Overall Bike Split – Musselman 2026

• Collegiate Division Winner in first sprint triathlon – 2022