Adam Hodges   Alp Fitness

Bio

Adam Hodges, PhD, holds credentials from USA Triathlon and the American College of Sports Medicine. He began running in his youth and racing triathlons in high school. He enjoys passing on the knowledge and experience he has gained over the years to both new and experienced athletes seeking to maximize enjoyment, competitiveness and longevity in endurance sports.
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As a USAT All-American triathlete, he competed in the ITU World Triathlon Championships, the ITU World Duathlon Championships and the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii. As a masters runner, he won a series title in the XTERRA SoCal Trail Run Series. His current pursuits include trail running, climbing, mountaineering and cross-country skiing—he recently ran around Mont Blanc, summitted Mount Rainier and did the Mount Everest Marathon.
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“The allure of endurance sports for me has always been about more than the competition,” he says. “Endurance sports provide a way to explore the beauty of our world and learn about ourselves in the process.”
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He coached masters swimmers in Colorado for over a decade, coached high school cross country and track runners in California, and currently coaches masters swimmers and triathletes in Menlo Park.
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Adam’s training approach is summarized in his book, “The Triathlete’s Training Guide.” He believes that the ultimate reward of training is the continual process of self-discovery and personal growth that arises out of athletic challenges.
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Visit alpfitness.com to learn more!

Location

Menlo Park, CA
United States

Preferred Athlete Levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Services

1-on-1 Coaching, Consultations, Local Coaching, Remote Coaching, Strength Training

Sport Types

Triathlon, Running, IRONMAN, XTERRA, Swimming, Personal Training, High School Cross Country, Collegiate Cross Country

Languages

English

Athlete Requirements

Athletes should share the Alp Fitness vision and (recommended) be familiar with Adam’s training approach as outlined in "The Triathlete’s Training Guide." Using a HR/GPS device is encouraged.