Coach Rhonda Morin, EMT, is trained in corrective exercise, core and posture conditioning. She offers functional movement systems assessments in addition to her expertise as a cycling coach. Additional experience includes serving as a wilderness search-and-rescue team member and medical first-responder, which has honed her skills in understanding how your body and mind respond to stress.

Coach Rhonda spent her early career working as an Outward Bound instructor and ropes-course facilitator. As a former Women’s A ‘cross racer, Cat 3 road racer and career communications professional, she has a keen interest in assisting others who strive for better health and fitness while balancing their life, family and job. She’s also a firm believer that you get better with age, and she prepares training plans that propel clients to new places in their later years.

A few of her athletic achievements include being the reigning 2021 Oregon State Champion in cyclocross in her master’s category; the 2015 singlespeed state champion in cyclocross; the winner of the 2005 US Cyclocross National Championships in Category 3/4 B; and a bronze medalist at the 2006 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships, Master 40-44.

Coach Rhonda also holds a bachelor's in journalism from the University of Maine, and a master's degree in women's studies from Eastern Michigan University.