I help people run their first marathon and their first 100.

My story

I ran my first half marathon at 17 and my first marathon that same year. Then David Goggins' Can't Hurt Me opened my eyes to what was possible. If it weren't for that book, I don't know if I would have gotten into 100-mile races.

I ran my first 100 miles in November 2020, to raise money for childhood cancer research. I didn't have a coach and had no clue what I was doing, so I mapped out a 1.02-mile loop around my neighborhood and ran it 100 times.

Looking back, I could have done it a lot better with a coach. Once I got one, everything changed. Since then I've run Leadville twice, the Triple Crown of 200s (Tahoe, Bigfoot and Moab 240), Ultraman Arizona, IRONMAN Waco and a 2:51 marathon, and I set a Guinness World Record by running a half marathon on a treadmill for 153 straight days.

As I started doing more of these events, people naturally started asking me how I did it. That's how I started coaching.

What I believe

I'm a faith-filled runner on a mission to inspire people to become all that God has created them to be by embracing challenges and doing hard things. I started Run Your Race to help people believe they're capable of more than they think, and to equip them to run the race God has called them to.

We put limits on ourselves that just aren't true. Finishing something like a 100-mile race breaks those, and that carries over into your family, your work and everything else.

Who I coach

I coach busy people, a lot of them professionals and business owners, to two big goals:

Every athlete I coach gets my R.A.C.E. system: a Roadmap built around your real schedule, Armor to keep you healthy, a coach in your Corner who holds you to it, and Energy, your fueling dialed in for training and race day. See how it works.

Where I've been featured

My race history

1. Age 17
   • August 2018 – First Half Marathon (13.1 Miles)
   • October 2018 – First Full Marathon (26.2 Miles)
2. Age 18
   • August 2019 – First Half Ironman (70.3 Miles)
3. Age 19
   • December 2019 – First Ultramarathon (52 Miles)
   • May 2020 – Run For Mental Health (60 Miles)
   • August 2020 – Calendar Club (501 Miles Run During Month)
   • November 2020 – Run For Childhood Cancer Research (100 Miles)
4. Age 20
   • August 2021 – 29029 Everesting At Snowbasin In Utah (29,029 ft of vertical gain over 20+ miles) – 1st Place
   • October 2021 – Rim To Rim To Rim At Grand Canyon (44 Miles, 10,000+ ft elevation gain)
5. Age 21
   • February 2022 – Rocky Raccoon Trail Race (62 Miles)
   • May 2022 – Florida Keys Race (100 Miles, 90+ Degrees)
   • August 2022 – Leadville 100 Trail Run (100 Miles, 15,744 ft elevation gain)
   • October 2022 – IRONMAN Waco (2.4 Mi Swim, 112 Mi Bike, 26.2 Mi Run)
6. Age 22
   • December 2022 – Brazos Bend 100 (100 Miles)
   • March 2023 – 4th Place at Ultraman Arizona (6.2 Swim, 261.4 Bike, 52.4 Run)
   • April 2023 – 1st Place at Coyote Trail Run (50 Miles)
   • July 2023 – Tahoe 200 Endurance Run
   • August 2023 – Bigfoot 200 Endurance Run
   • October 2023 – Moab 240 Endurance Run
7. Age 23
   • April 2024 – Jersey City Marathon In 2:51 (6:32/mi)
   • September 2024 – Miami 100 Ultramarathon (1st Place)
8. Age 24
   • August 2025 – Guinness World Record
   • August 2025 – Leadville 100 Trail Run (100 Miles, 15,744 ft elevation gain)
9. Age 25
   • August 2026 – Habanero 100 (Hottest 100 Miler in Texas)