Method

How I Coach

Coaching is not about writing workouts. It is about making good decisions over long periods of time. My approach is built around long-term development, intelligent progression, and adapting training to the reality of your life.

“Progress is not built in perfect weeks. It is built in consistent months and years of smart, repeatable work.”

How the process works

STEP 01

Understand the athlete

History, goals, stress, life constraints, training age.

STEP 02

Design the season

Not just the next week, but the whole arc of development.

STEP 03

Execute and observe

Training responses, fatigue, recovery, stress signals.

STEP 04

Adapt and refine

Continuous adjustment over months and years.

How decisions are made

Training decisions are made by balancing goals, history, recent training response, fatigue, recovery, life stress, and race demands.

Data informs decisions. Reality makes the final call.

  • Performance trends
  • Fatigue and recovery
  • Life stress and sleep
  • Injury risk
  • Race specificity
  • Mental readiness

What working together feels like

Regular plan updates
Ongoing feedback
Adjustments when life interferes
Focus on consistency, not heroics
Progressive race preparation
Long-term development focus

What this is not

This is not generic programming. This is not copy-paste coaching. This is not chasing short-term fitness at the cost of long-term progress.

It is slow, deliberate, adaptive work aimed at building durable, repeatable performance over years.

If this is how you want to train

I work best with athletes who value patience, consistency, and long-term development. If you’re serious about your goals and want a structured, thoughtful approach, you’re welcome to apply.

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