Real Performance

         My experience prepares me to not only plan and implement meaningful training programs, but also to motivate and keep clients involved.  I had privately coached, and personal trained individuals before, but putting together groups based on various abilities and schedules to busy college students presented new challenges.  I worked closely with the newly formed Waco Triathlon Club to bring together Baylor’s students with the surrounding community.  Triathlon is a great lifetime sport, and I felt it important to convey this to our members.

         Perhaps the most important quality I bring beyond my nutritional and training knowledge is my activity within the community.  I was diagnosed with cancer in high-school and had treatments throughout my first 3 years in college.  I quickly learned that our health is not to be taken for granted; it is a gift and should be cultivated.  Enjoying a high quality of life through triathlon makes it a lifestyle for me, not just work.  My job does not end when I clock out.  I view fitness as a lifestyle decision and am heavily involved with the local racing and training scene wherever I am.  I enjoy growing the sport with others as I continue to grow in it myself.