athletic partnerships.

Empowering Potential, One Athlete at a Time

Throughout my journey, I have had the opportunity to work with some remarkable athletes, even if only briefly. My involvement was not solely about their achievements in sports — it was about contributing to their growth and success in all aspects of their lives, both personally and professionally.

chronicle of collaborationS.

Patrick Moore

  • 2018 & 2022 Winter Olympics

Paul Moore

  • 2018 & 2022 Winter Olympics

Graeme Killick

  • 2014 Winter Olympics

Madeleine Williams

  • 2010 Winter Olympics

Jamie Robb

  • 2007 World Biathlon Championships

Amanda Ammar

  • 2006 & 2014 Winter Olympics

Lorris Williams

  • 1998 World XC Championships

Throughout my journey, I’ve had the privilege of working with some truly remarkable athletes. While some of these interactions were brief, each one left a lasting impression. My role was never just about improving performance on the field — it was about nurturing the whole person behind the athlete.

In the world of sports, success is often measured in wins, records, and medals. But behind every achievement lies a story of perseverance, growth, and transformation. I’ve come to believe that the most meaningful victories are not always the ones celebrated under stadium lights, but those that happen quietly — in moments of self-discovery, resilience, and personal growth.

My approach has always been rooted in the belief that athletes are more than their stats. They are students, leaders, siblings, and future professionals. Supporting them means recognizing their potential beyond the game and helping them build the confidence and skills to thrive in all areas of life.

Whether it was helping someone navigate a tough transition, encouraging them to pursue a new goal, or simply being a steady presence during uncertain times, I’ve learned that impact often comes from the smallest gestures. It’s in listening, guiding, and believing in someone even when they’re struggling to believe in themselves.

As I reflect on these experiences, I’m reminded that empowerment is not about giving answers — it’s about creating space for growth. It’s about helping others see what they’re capable of and walking alongside them as they rise to meet their potential.

In every athlete I’ve worked with, I’ve seen a spark — a drive to become more, to push boundaries, and to leave a mark. My greatest reward has been helping to fan that spark into something lasting.

Because in the end, it’s not just about the game. It’s about the journey. And I’m grateful to be part of theirs.

  • "Jack's coaching and mentorship has been instrumental to my success over the years, providing the consistent support and expertise I've relied on"

    Patrick Moore - Team USA Wax Tech

  • "Jack's coaching style perfectly matches what I need as a masters athlete and national level wax tech. his knowledge, experience and willingness to experiment make training fun and productive"

    Paul Moore - National Team Wax Technician

  • Jack was an integral part of my journey to becoming an Olympian. He coached me through the most crucial years of my development, helping me make the leap to the National Team and on to international competitions.

    Madeleine Williams - Vancouver Olympics, 10km Free & 15km Pursuit

  • Jack then stepped back in to help me when I was struggling under the National Team coaching regime. He always believed in me and made sure I was confident in my own abilities. He was thorough and thoughtful. My training plans were always tailored to me as a person and as an athlete.

    Madeleine Williams - Vancouver Olympics, 10km Free & 15km Pursuit