About Me

As a high school cross country and track athlete I saw the highs of leading a high school team to a California State championship and the lows of a collegiate career filled with injuries and lessons learned. After a near 10 year hiatus from endurance sports I entered grad school at UC Davis in 2004 and stumbled upon their cycling team. That was when I fell in love with bike racing and chased that passion, competing nationally with the California Giant/Specialized racing team, until 2012. My focus then shifted to triathlon, where I finished top 10 at the Ironman World Championships in Kona as an age grouper and raced as a Pro the following years.  More recently I've turned my attention to gravel racing, ultra running and swim-run racing.  If you have an adventure in mind, I have the experience to help guide you through it and would love to be part of your journey.

I started Moore Performance Coaching when I completed my graduate degree at UC Davis in exercise physiology. While conducting my research on the effects of cycling cadence on fatigue and performance I served as an intern in the UC Davis Sports Medicine program.  Through the mentorship of that program I found myself testing and coaching many top professional and amateur athletes and discovered that I had an aptitude and a passion for helping people achieve their goals.  I knew right away I wanted coaching to be my vocation and took the plunge to make that happen.

Leveraging my unique combination of practical experience, scientific training and ability to connect with athletes, I have continued to expand my previous coaching experiences with track athletes, cross country runners and cyclists of all levels to include triathletes, MTB, gravel and cross racers, ultra runners, swim-run athletes and cross country skiers.  We love adventure here at Moore Performance!

I am currently a USA Cycling certified coach with over 15 years of experience helping athletes reach their goals. So let's get started!

Questioning life choices during the Dirty Kanza 200 mile gravel race