• 100-mile and 200+ mile multi-day ultras
• First-time ultra athletes ready to go all-in
• Strength-endurance hybrid systems
• Mindset and resilience development
• Nutrition and recovery integration
• Complete, whole-athlete performance coaching

I coach the complete athlete — body, mind, and discipline. My approach combines structured endurance programming with strength, nutrition, and mindset development so training builds more than fitness — it builds resilience and self-mastery. Every plan is adaptive to the athlete’s life, recovery, and mission — not just their mileage. My background in leading high-performing teams shapes how I coach: direct, accountable, and focused on excellence. The goal isn’t simply to finish a race, but to become the kind of person who thrives under pressure and sets the standard for others.

I am in this for the long haul with you. I am here to help you grow and achieve your wildest dreams.

I’m a Marine Corps Infantry Officer veteran with over a decade of experience developing elite performers — from Marines to endurance athletes. As an Instructor at the Marine Corps Martial Arts & Fitness Center of Excellence, I trained leaders in physical readiness, mindset, and resilience under pressure.

Today, I own and operate a Fit Body Boot Camp, where I lead athletes in advanced strength, conditioning, and nutrition systems built for sustainable performance. Through my private online coaching, I help runners evolve from mileage-only programs to full-spectrum endurance and strength development designed for long-term success.

I’m a U.S. Marine veteran, ultra-endurance athlete, husband, and father of two. The same discipline, structure, and persistence that shaped my military and endurance background also drive how I lead, parent, and coach. I believe training is about far more than running — it’s about building the mindset and habits that carry into every part of life.

Whether you’re chasing your first 50K or preparing for a 200+ mile ultra, I’ll help you build lasting strength, structure, and confidence — not just to finish the race, but to become the kind of person who never quits.

Kerry Ward – His raw, unfiltered approach to ultrarunning reminds me that true endurance is about expression, struggle, and presence — not perfection.

Alex Hutchinson – Author of Endure, his work connects science and psychology, showing how belief and physiology shape performance — a foundation of my coaching.

Ryan Holiday – Through modern Stoicism, he reinforces that discipline and perspective are everything. I apply those same principles to help athletes convert challenge into growth.

David Goggins – His relentless mindset shaped my belief that grit is built, not born. His example influences how I teach athletes to stay composed, consistent, and capable under pressure.

Together, these influences define my coaching philosophy: a blend of data, discipline, and durability — training the athlete’s mind and body to perform as one.

I’m currently preparing for the Arizona Monster 300, a 300-mile desert ultra that represents everything I coach — discipline, durability, and the will to keep moving forward when comfort runs out.

I’ve completed multiple trail and mountain ultras from 50K to 100 miles, including a Top 20% 100-mile performance, along with multi-day 100-mile fastpacking and endurance adventures that tested both logistics and mental toughness. On the road, I’ve raced from 10K to marathon distance, including a 1st-place 10K finish.

Before ultrarunning, I competed in powerlifting, earning 1st place in my college weight class, and achieved multiple top finishes in elite Marine Corps schools and assessments — experiences that shaped how I train and lead today.

Every race and event has reinforced one truth: success in endurance isn’t about talent — it’s about structure, mindset, and commitment to the process.

• Multiple 50K–100-mile ultra finishes, including a Top 20% 100-miler
• 1st Place — 10K Road Race
• 1st Place — College Powerlifting Meet (w/in weight class)
• Multi-day fastpacking and endurance events up to 100 miles
• In training for 2027 Arizona Monster 300 (300-mile desert ultra)