After fifteen years of running, through injuries, breakthroughs, bad races, and great ones, I've accumulated a lot of knowledge. Coaching is how I share it.

I work with runners from all over, from complete beginners attempting their first 5K to athletes training for 100K ultras. Wherever you're starting from, I want to help you get to the next point on your own map, not someone else's.

My background is in IT, and I run another business alongside this one. So I understand what it means to train seriously around a full life. No one I coach has running as their only commitment, and that reality shapes how I build every plan. You won't get a generic template. You'll get a schedule that survives a bad week at work.

I've also coached at the team level, as an assistant coach for a Division 3 cross country championship team in New Hampshire, which taught me how to adjust a plan on the fly for people who aren't me.

I'm UESCA certified, which is an internationally recognized coaching qualification. But the honest answer to why I coach is simpler than any certification: I love this sport, and I love watching people surprise themselves with what they can do.