About

I am a runner, coach, and writer focused on ultrarunning, durability, and race execution. My background is in road marathons, trail ultras, and multiday racing, where patience and repeatability matter more than heroics.

I have spent years training for and racing events that reward calm decision-making over drama. That experience shapes how I think about endurance more broadly: durability drives confidence, pacing shapes outcomes, and execution determines whether a good training block survives contact with race day.

This site is where I write long-form essays on what ultrarunning actually asks of people in practice, not in highlight reels. I focus on training consistency, fuelling, pacing, mindset, race notes, and the small systems that make hard days more manageable.

Coaching remains part of the work. I coach athletes one-to-one through TrainingPeaks, but the writing here is meant to stand on its own for runners who want clarity, structure, and fewer theatrical ideas about what improvement requires.

Selected race history includes London to Brighton 100km, EcoTrail Paris 80km, the Pilgrim Challenge 106km, multiple editions of Ultra Tour of Edinburgh, and marathons including Frankfurt, Valencia, Chicago, and Paris.

Coaching: TrainingPeaks