I coach: South Austin Sparks year round group

Best advice for new Rogues: Show up to practice, trust your coach and make new friends.

I coach: Beginner Half & Full Marathon

Best advice for new Rogues: Don't discount the power of your team!

I coach: Rogue Rabbits in Austin on Tuesdays at 6 PM

Best advice for new Rogues: Be patient, be consistent, celebrate every win and enjoy the ride. You’re tougher than you think.

I coach: Killer B's and Virtual 1:1

Best advice for new Rogues: Figure out why you love running and don't ever forget that.

I coach: Team Rogue PM

Best advice for new Rogues: Trust your coach, trust your training, and trust that you will be able to achieve your goals.

I coach: Austin Half/Full Marathon group

Best advice for new Rogues: Allow yourself to be vulnerable to the authentic people and coaches here at Rogue. We are here for you every step of the way, no matter your experience level.

I coach: Northside Runaways

Interesting fact: Look for me on race days. I'll be wearing the Cat in the Hat hat.

I coach: Team Rogue Trail

Best advice for new Rogues: Stay committed, trust your training, and be prepared to work hard. Everyone hurts but it's what you do with the pain that can make you great!

I coach: Couch to 5k and 10k

Best advice for new Rogues: Your experience isn't just the race, but instead the journey getting there.

I coach: 5K-Half Marathon

Best advice for new Rogues: Have realistic goals (short and long term). Anything worth doing takes years of practice.

I coach: Evening Edition

Best advice for new Rogues: Always show up. Don't qualify your runs as good or bad...just do them.

I coach: The Morning Show on Wednesdays @ 5:30 AM

Best advice for new Rogues: Take the first step and then commit to listening to your coach. They will not give you something you can't handle.

I coach: Couch to 5k and 10k

Best advice for new Rogues: Slow down, seek out running buddies, support each other when running gets tough.

Cedar Park Coordinator

Best advice for new Rogues: ALWAYS carry water on long runs. Even when there is water provided. Always. Trust me. Just do it. Also, run with JOY, y'all. No one is paying you to do this. It's a hobby. You might as well enjoy it.

I coach: Team Rogue in Cedar Park

Best advice for new Rogues: Stay firmly connected to why you are training, reaffirm it regularly. Have faith that the work and time you’re investing will produce results. Avoid the temptation of comparing your journey to others, everyone follows their own path. Have fun!

Training Director for Dallas and Coppell

Coaching experience and philosophy: I have been coaching for 19 years. My greatest joy is being a part of the journey when an athlete runs their first full or half marathon. The bonds formed training on the long runs last a lifetime.

I Coach at:  Run On! Dallas (Mockingbird)

Background:  First marathon in 2004…and was hooked!  The love I developed for running, the incredible friendships I’ve made and the amazing training have kept me coming back year after year.

I Coach at :  Allen High School

Coaching experience and philosophy:  I’ve been coaching for 16 years.  I didn’t even start running long distance until 4 months after my second daughter was born. You don’t have to grow up a runner to be a runner, anyone can do it as long as you commit to the training. 

I coach at:  Run On! Richardson

Coaching experience and philosophy: I have been coaching for 10+ years. If you do the work, you will achieve your goals. Those who show up, get results. Excuses are easy and plentiful. 

I coach at:  Run On! Coppell

Coaching experience and philosophy:   I have been coaching since 2012.  I have coached everything from the 5k to the half marathon class.  My passion has always been the 5k class. 

I coach at: Run On! Coppell

Background: I have been running/racing for 18 yrs. I discovered running as part of a weight loss journey and am SO grateful to my husband for encouraging me to take that first step!

I coach: Evening Edition

Best advice for new Rogues: Always show up. Don't qualify your runs as good or bad...just do them.

I coach: The Morning Show on Wednesdays @ 5:30 AM

Best advice for new Rogues: Take the first step and then commit to listening to your coach. They will not give you something you can't handle.

I coach: Rogue Rabbits in Austin on Tuesdays at 6 PM

Best advice for new Rogues: Be patient, be consistent, celebrate every win and enjoy the ride. You’re tougher than you think.

I coach: She Squad Virtual Women’s Half Marathon Training

Coaching Location: Virtual

Background: I started running in college to help my room mate with her long runs on Sunday, in return for free breakfast? After I moved to Austin I joined the Austin Runners

I coach: Killer B's and Virtual 1:1

Best advice for new Rogues: Figure out why you love running and don't ever forget that.

I coach: Team Rogue PM

Best advice for new Rogues: Trust your coach, trust your training, and trust that you will be able to achieve your goals.

I coach: Virtual 1:1

Best advice for new Rogues: Have patience...don't rush the process.

I Coach: Virtual 1:1

Running is the vehicle on our journey to becoming our best self. Speed doesn’t matter as long as you are moving forward.

I coach: Evening Edition

Best advice for new Rogues: Always show up. Don't qualify your runs as good or bad...just do them.

I coach: Virtual 1:1

Running has been a great opportunity for me to make new friends, stay in shape, and hopefully inspire my young daughter to chase her dreams.

I coach: The Morning Show on Wednesdays @ 5:30 AM

Best advice for new Rogues: Take the first step and then commit to listening to your coach. They will not give you something you can't handle.