About The Busy Dad

 

 

Train Smart.

Live Fully.

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The Busy Dad exists for one reason:
To help busy parents become the fittest, strongest, happiest versions of themselves — without sacrificing family or work.

Founded by Eoin McGuinness, a triathlete, father of two, and performance-focused business leader, ex-Rugby player.

The Busy Dad Club was built to solve a real-world problem:

How do normal people — with full-time jobs, families, responsibilities — train for endurance sports without burning out?

To have a community of like-minded athletes and dads who feel a little lost and want to build their tribe

 

Most training plans assume:
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Unlimited time

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15-hour training weeks

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Perfect schedules

Real life doesn’t work that way.

The Busy Dad does.

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Our Mission

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To help you perform at your best — in sport, at work, and at home — without burnout or compromise.

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Our Philosophy

The Busy Dad Method™

5 pillars of sustainable performance:

  1. Clarity — know your goal and why
  2. Efficiency — time-smart training that fits life
  3. Consistency — small, repeatable wins
  4. Strength — body resilience + injury prevention
  5. Community — accountability + support
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Who We Serve

  • Parents
  • Busy professionals
  • Triathlon beginners to intermediates
  • Runners (5K → Marathon)
  • Athletes returning after breaks
  • Time-restricted individuals seeking structure

If you’ve ever said, “I don’t have time to train,” you’re in the right place.

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What We Offer

  • Online Busy Dad Community
  • The Busy Dad Training Club
  • Smart, structured training plans
  • Weekly coach briefings
  • Race strategy tools
  • AI-personalised training
  • Strength routines for busy schedules
  • Future camps in Ireland, Spain, Italy
  • Executive performance coaching
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