I didn’t start running because I was good at it.
 

In 2020, I started exploring the trails by hiking up the mountains and running back down. It was simple. No fancy training plan. No big goals. Just me, the mountains, and the feeling of seeing what I could do. Eventually, those short trail runs became longer. And before I knew it, I was standing at the start line of my first ultra — the Moose Mountain 50K.
 

I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. I pushed too hard, crashed, and bonked hard. By the end, I was completely wrecked. But I kept moving. And that was the moment something clicked. I wanted to know what I was actually capable of. Could I go further? Could I go faster? Could I handle more?
 

Since then, I’ve chased bigger mountains, longer distances, and harder races. I’ve had great days and brutal days. I’ve finished races I wasn’t sure I could finish, and I’ve learned some of my biggest lessons from the ones that didn’t go according to plan. Every race has taught me something. Every failure has given me something to work on. And every finish has left me wondering what the next challenge could be.
 

That’s why I created Suffer Well Coaching.
 

I’m not here to coach you from the sidelines with a cookie-cutter plan. I’m here to help trail and ultra runners train with purpose, learn what their bodies are capable of, and prepare for the demands of the mountains and the miles.
 

Whether you’re training for your first 50K or chasing a finish at 100 miles, the goal is the same: 

Find out how far you can go. Then go a little further.

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