Noah Steiner
23
YEARS OLD
NSW
WANDA
#20
2026/2027 SERIES
swim
STRENGTH
Bio
Hailing from Sydney’s Cronulla beach, Noah Steiner has dreamed of racing in the Iron Series for as long as he can remember. As a self-proclaimed Nipper with “very little talent,” Steiner learnt that he needed to make up for that through grit and grind, and prides himself on being the toughest, hardest worker he can be. After overcoming a six-month injury layoff in the 2024/2025 season, Steiner returned to racing and achieved podium finishes at the 2025 Shannon Eckstein classic, NSW State Titles, and Australian titles. Outside of training and racing, he runs a media business specialising in live video production.
Noah, which race format is your favourite?
The Specialist – I think it is one of the hardest formats with limited rest, and rewards consistency over all four disciplines.
What is you best training hack?
Find a couple of like minded people and hold each other accountable everyday.
What is the best piece of advice that you have ever been given?
Listen more than you speak.
Your advice for aspiring Shaw and Partners Iron Athletes?
Don’t hide from your weaknesses. It’s easy to get comfortable focusing on what comes naturally or the areas you already excel in, but real growth comes from confronting the things that are most challenging. Identifying your weaknesses is uncomfortable, frustrating, and mentally exhausting – but it’s so important. Addressing these areas, whether it’s improving a weaker leg of a race or refining technique, will not only make you a stronger, more complete Ironman, but it also builds resilience and character that extends far beyond the sport.