ABOUT ME

Endurance. Reflection. Becoming.

I have spent most of my life in motion — running, skiing, rebuilding, evolving. At different times I have been an athlete, a coach, a therapist, a shop owner, a mentor, a partner, and a creator. Each role has shaped me. Each one has also stripped me back a little closer to the truth of who I am.

Coaching, for me, has never been about spreadsheets or stopwatches. It’s always been about people. About learning who they are beneath the effort. About walking alongside them as they discover what they’re truly capable of — in sport and in life.

I’ve spent more than forty years chasing podiums and guiding others toward their own. I’ve learned that real success is not defined by time, place, or rank — but by who you become in the long, unseen miles between the start and the finish.

These days, the movement looks different.

I write more now. Reflect more. I live in the spaces between effort and stillness — and that is where I am becoming.

I still believe in structure, discipline, and the intelligence of the body. I still train, still test, still race. But my purpose has grown beyond performance alone. My work now is about building the whole human — strong bodies, clear minds, and resilient spirits.

Every person’s path is different. There is no single blueprint for becoming. That is why I no longer see myself as someone who simply gives plans. I see myself as someone who listens, observes, and helps others rediscover their own rhythm.

When I stepped away from running my shop and into work at Nakamun Group Employee Benefits, my role evolved, but the purpose remained the same: supporting people, strengthening foundations, and helping build systems that endure.

The Mileage Game is where all of this converges. It is not a portfolio or a résumé. It is a living record. A space where performance meets reflection. Where discipline meets meaning. Where the long road behind me informs the one still unfolding ahead.

I am still in motion.
Just in a different way.

See a few highlights from my journey →