

Yes! Run/walk intervals are a proven way to finish strong, and many of my runners use them (including me!). You could even qualify for the Boston Marathon using a run/walk strategy. The best part of having a Coach is to help figure these things out.
Running a Full Marathon takes about 16-20 weeks to get a full training block and 10-14 weeks for a Half Marathon. Your timeline is going to depend on where you are at in your running today. We will discuss this further in the discovery call
No! I have coached over 100 athletes and most of them start out not running continuously at all. Speed is not the goal for a first race-the finish line is. Getting you as prepared for that first start line is one of my top goals during our time working together
1:1 Run Coaching includes a personalized training plan through Training Peaks. Twice per month check-ins through Zoom (or similar). You can add strength training on as an extra (highly recommended BTW)
No, running shoes and a desire to put the work in for that first finish line, or whatever your goals are. Strength training can be done anywhere with a few simple pieces of equipment and a good plan
Yes! I work with runners all over the US and even Worldwide
Being a proud member of the LGBTQ community (married to my husband Shawn) I welcome all of our community and Allies who support us, no matter your pace, body or background. All are welcome!
Hit that contact me button below and I will be in touch to set up a discovery call. We will discuss what you are looking for and if I am the right fit for you as a Coach