About Me

My love for endurance sport all started with cycling at the ripe young age of 13. What began as a teenage passion evolved into racing for multiple teams as a semi-professional cyclist, where I won several national championships and learned what it takes to compete at the highest levels.
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At 24, a debilitating disc injury taught me invaluable lessons about respecting setbacks both physical and psychological and the patience required for recovery. After months of rehabilitation, I decided to run the Adelaide Marathon on a whim. The physical and mental challenge was vastly different from cycling, I was instantly hooked on this new frontier of endurance sport and where else it could take me.
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For the next eight years, I became my own coach, diving deep into both personal experience and sports science research. This journey of self-discovery led me through marathons, trail ultramarathons and numerous triathlons - placing 39th at the Half Ironman World Championship in 2017 and 2nd in my age group at Ironman Australia in 2024.
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Despite these achievements, I'm still your everyday person juggling a full-time job, family, friends, and training. I intimately understand the challenge of pursuing extraordinary goals while maintaining life balance, something that drives my coaching philosophy today.​​ My approach centres around being contactable, flexible, and adaptable in my programming. Life is busy, priorities shift, and as your coach, I'm there to work with you through it all.
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This coaching journey is the natural evolution of everything I've learned from triumph and setback. Whether you're dreaming of your first finish line or chasing a personal best, I'm here to provide the framework, guidance, and unwavering support to help you achieve your biggest goals yet and just maybe things you didn't think possible.