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WildPeak Collective

One-on-one run coaching, tailored training plans and nutrition consults for runners of all ages, abilities, distances and surfaces.

Trail and Ultra Run Coaching ⛰️⛰️⛰️
📣 We help athletes 40+ get to the finish line of a new ultra distance.
👉 Sustainable training, balanced with life, reduce your injury risk, gain confidence.
⬇️ Apply to work with us via Google Doc 🔗 ⬇️ We work with athletes from all over the world, from all walks of life, to help them reach new heights in their running pursuits. Currently offering coaching & training plans in English & Spanish.

11/06/2026

Follow WildPeak Collective | Trail & Ultra Run Coaching if you’re sick of generic training plans and nagging injuries and want to know exactly how to reach the finish line of your longest ultra yet, strong and well within the cutoffs. ⛰️

You’ve signed up for your biggest race yet, but deep down you’re wondering if your body can actually handle it.

❌ You’ve tried following generic training plans.
❌ You’ve squeezed in more miles.
❌ You’ve worked with coaches who don’t understand how recovery, strength and training change after 40.
❌ You’ve tried figuring it all out on your own… and you still don’t feel ready.

This page is different. Our coaches are 40+ too. We’ve felt those changes in our own bodies, come back from serious injuries and still chase big mountain goals for the joy of it. We build training around your life, not on top of it.

Follow along to:
✨ Train smarter, not just longer
✨ Build strength that keeps you injury-resistant
✨ Fit ultra training around work and family
✨ Reach race day confident, and prove your best running is still ahead

👉 Follow WildPeak Collective | Trail & Ultra Run Coaching

Questions? Drop them in the comments or send us a DM. We’d love to hear about your next big race.

11/05/2026

Friendly reminder: your training is more than the number in your mileage log.

Your body adds up everything. The strength session, the long hike with a pack, the afternoon splitting wood, the extra-long dog walk. It all counts toward your total load.

That’s why we coach in hours and total stress, not miles alone. Trail miles change a lot with vert, terrain and weather. Strength and cross-training build the resilience miles can’t. And a heavy week at work or home affects your recovery just as much as a long run.

This is exactly how we build training weeks inside The Collective Climb: around your real life, not just your mileage. 🏔️

So tell us: splitting wood? Chasing kids? What’s the most unexpected training session you’ve done this week? 👇

11/04/2026

Another great Team Call completed this week! 🙌

We chatted all things “DNF” or Did Not Finish. We talked about when a DNF is the right call, broke down the consequences of “Death Before DNF” mentality, how to manage disappointment with a DNF and how to reframe these experiences.

Love getting to nerd out with likeminded people and chat about our sport and all the various sub-topics that are part of it!

Thanks Team!

Save the Date for next month - Monday December 7th - end of year [virtual] party!!! 🎉

Join the Collective and you can be a part of the community! 🙌

11/03/2026

Training Tip Tuesday with Coach Brittany Peterson 📝

During a rebuild how do we not get trapped in comparison ➡️ mainly to ourselves ⏩️ or our “former” selves?

Coach Brittany Peterson talks about keeping her headspace focused on the “here and now” and reframing things to be excited about her current self by highlighting improvements from week-to-week and month-to-month (versus allowing herself to focus on “how much farther” she still has to go).

By focusing on current improvements and positive changes that are occurring during the rebuild process, you keep that excitement and intrinsic motivation high, which keeps you getting out the door and finding your potential again.

Other tips can include being nice to yourself!
If it’s hard to keep your head in the moment, then change things up from your prior training history:
- Do timed intervals and focus on effort vs specific paces or distances
- Find new routes where you have less history and data to compare to
-Find new creative workouts vs old ones you’ve done on repeat.

The takeaway is give yourself grace. And give yourself credit for your hard work (mentally and physically)! Celebrate the wins that come in each phase of a rebuild! and with consistency see those pieces add up!

We got this!!! 🔥

11/02/2026

Athlete Shoutout!!! 📣📣📣

A big congrats to athlete Peter Diak for his finish at the Javelina Jundred this past weekend - capping off a really successful 2026 season!

Here are a few words from Peter -

“Huge thanks to Coach Maggie Guterl for an incredible year! Three PRs across a backyard ultra, 24-hour race, and 100-mile trail race. The highlight was Javelina Jundred this weekend, where I took more than 2.5 hours off my previous 100-mile PR after coming up short in my first two attempts at Javelina. Couldn’t have done it without Maggie’s guidance, encouragement, and support along the way. I’m incredibly grateful for the journey and the progress this year. Now it’s time to rest, recover, and cover some more ground again soon! 😊”

What an incredible year with some major accomplishments and highlights. So impressive to stay healthy and have such a great result to finish off the season! Way to go Peter!!!

10/31/2026

As a former pro, I used to believe my biggest long run was proof I was ready for race day.

Two hip surgeries and an ankle fracture later, I train differently and so do our athletes.

Your longest training run doesn’t need to be your race distance. After 40, recovery is the limiter. One giant run can cost you a week of good training, and that’s when injuries sneak in.

What we do instead:
→ Back-to-back long days
→ Time on feet on terrain like your race
→ Progressive build with intentional key peak long runs
→ Fueling practice on every long effort
→ All of it built around your real life (career, family, etc)

Your longest run should leave you feeling strong, not wrecked. And a proper training design with intention and peak can absolutely get you to the finish line despite not running the same distance in training (or maybe ever before).

Want to know how far YOU should go for your next ultra? Comment BUILD and we’ll start a conversation!

10/29/2026

First marathon at 52. First 100-miler at 59. An age-group win at a UTMB World Series Major in the Pyrenees at 61. 🏔️

Meet Arnold (Arnold Twitchell ): an engineer from rural Maine who trains after work, keeps Friday nights for family and thinks six hours of cutting firewood is a normal Saturday. He calls it “invisible training.”

When he started, his plan was a long run, a short run and a medium run, on repeat. No speed work, no strength. “I was indestructible, after all!” Then came a stress fracture.

Coaching changed three things:
1️⃣ Structure: every run with a purpose
2️⃣ Accountability, especially for strength
3️⃣ Adapting instead of stopping. Coming back from injury the winter before Boston 2022, he still ran it and requalified. The next year he ran a 3:06 PR there.

Then came the patient climb: 50K at 55, 100K at 58, his first 100-miler at 59. At Midstate Massive more than 60% of starters didn’t finish. Arnold was the oldest finisher and won his age group. At 2 a.m., with his crew asleep, his coach was just starting her day in Spain and sent him the encouragement he needed. A year later he ran the Vermont 100 in under 24 hours and won his age group again.

At Val d’Aran by UTMB (shortened to 88 miles for storms), he won his age group by nearly two hours. His son Daniel ran the last 50 yards with him and rang the finish bell beside him. 💛

His marathon time went from 4:01 at 52 to 3:03 at 60, top 1% of his age group in New York. He still calls himself a “recreational runner.” When he wondered what an “elite” 60-year-old looks like, his coach told him: “Looks like you!”

That’s what a WildPeak coach does: knows you well enough to know when to push, when to adapt, and when to say “keep going.”

If you’re 40+ and wondering whether your longest ultra is still out there: it is. And we’ll climb it with you.

👇 Comment CLIMB and we’ll DM you the 3 phases Arnold climbed through, and what that path could look like for your goal race.

TeamWildPeak

10/28/2026

Warrior Trail Foundation x WildPeak Collective

Wooly 50K (virtual) | October 24
31.35 miles | 5:12:12 | 1,950 ft gain | 9:58/mi avg
WTF 🏃‍♂️ Alex Price

Our Active Duty (Air Force) scholarship recipient Alex Price took on his first ultra this past weekend! Not only was it his first 50k, but it was also joining the Warrior Trail Foundation [virtual] event that is currently going on to raise awareness (and funding) to support our military service members - mainly by providing community, resources and support through the journey that is trail running.

Here’s what Alex had to say -

“Overall, a really positive first ultra experience! My original route was closed following the windstorm, so I switched to another trail course last minute. The first hour was cold, windy, and rainy, but conditions improved afterward. I came in a little worn down from a busy work/family week and limited sleep, but my legs felt ready.

I finished strong and felt I could’ve pushed considerably harder. Really happy with how I managed the effort.

I’m really grateful that my first ultra supported Warrior Trail Foundation. I learned a lot, enjoyed the experience, and am excited to build on it.

Although I’ve only been working with Coach Brittany Peterson for a short time, I’m already really enjoying her guidance and having everything organized. Looking forward to learning more as we progress toward longer distances.”

BIG CONGRATS Alex on checking off your first 50k! And THANK YOU for all you do for our nation and for how you’re already supporting the mission with us at Warrior Trail Foundation!

Support Alex’s fundraising for the Wooly 50k and join in on extending our reach by connecting more of our Veterans (and Active Duty service men and women):

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/the-wooly-50k-alex

10/25/2026

COLLECTIVE - “Done by, shared by, or belonging to a group of people rather than just one individual.”

We had great intention when “WildPeak Collective” came to life and identified this name using this particular word and definition because the heart of our vision was a team and a community. Working with individuals is an absolute joy and something we value, but creating a place for that individual to connect with others and be a part of something more takes that joy to the next level.

How we deepen our “Collective” -
🫶 Quarterly team calls where we discuss topics identified by the team and where we get to know one another (despite being from all over the world)
🫶 Online group chat - we share the successes, the struggles, talk about races, give the latest “great read” recommendations and anything and everything in between.
🫶 When the opportunities arise we connect in person. This isn’t something we can promise or make happen all the time, but when the opportunity arises to connect in person- we do! And it’s THE BEST.

This has been such a great thing over the last year - seeing the Collective connect and grow.

Grateful for you all on 🙏

(And extra grateful to our coaching partnerships with Warrior Trail Foundation and TransRockies Running Events 💗 These organizations are the main reason in person meet ups can happen!)

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