Race-day nerves
You sleep badly the night before and go out way too fast.
Running mental performance · Online
In running it is you against the clock and against your own mind. As a mental performance professional, and a runner myself, I help you handle race-day nerves, hold your pace when fatigue kicks in and enjoy training again.

Sound familiar?
Mental performance training for runners prepares you for the miles you run with your head.
You sleep badly the night before and go out way too fast.
At mile 20 your mind tells you to stop, even though your legs still have something left.
If you miss your time goal, the whole race feels like a failure.
Weeks of long runs and your drive slowly fading.
Strava, social media and other people's paces make you feel it is never enough.
Your body has recovered, but you run afraid it will hurt again.
What we train
With a mental performance coach who knows running, the work is concrete: tools you can use at your next run.
How we work
FAQ
Another question? Message me and I will answer personally.
Message me on WhatsAppYes. Most runners who reach out are amateurs: they want to finish, set a PR or enjoy running again.
Yes. We build a mental plan for your training block and for race day: pacing, fatigue, the unexpected and the famous wall.
Yes, with workshops for groups and coaches. Details are in the section for clubs and professionals.
Yes, by video call, wherever you are in the US.
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Book a free 20-minute call. No commitment: we talk about what you are going through and see how I can help.
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