09/08/2026
I've enjoyed my own athletic accomplishments in running and triathlon.
The process of becoming stronger, faster and more capable. Not only in sport, but having that carry over into life.
Keeping up with my kids. Going on fun outdoor adventures with family and friends.
Doing epic stuff.
Coaching, though, feels like what I was meant to do.
Sharing my knowledge and experience and helping guide people to become happier, stronger, more confident athletic versions of themselves.
It's giving back, but it's also giving people a shortcut to figuring out how to reach their goals.
Ironman. Ironman 70.3. Ultra running. Qualifying for Boston.
I've done them. I've been coached myself and over the last decade, I've coached hundreds of people to reach their goals, surpass them, and sometimes level up to goals they didn't even know they were capable of yet.
Not going to lie.
It's a good feeling.