Running Coach

About Me

As far back as I can remember, sports have always been central to my life. Growing up, fútbol was everything — the training, the teamwork, the discipline. It shaped how I approached challenge and competition.

In 2019, I decided to sign up for my first marathon, not knowing it would completely shift my relationship with sport. Since then, I’ve completed six marathons, four of them under three hours, with a personal best of 2 hours and 44 minutes.

Running has taught me patience and purpose in ways that team sports never could. Whether I’m training alone in the early morning or surrounded by hundreds of runners on race day, there’s a shared drive and humility that keeps me coming back.

The marathon isn’t just about fitness or finishing times — it’s about showing up with intention, day after day. I’m motivated not only by performance, but by the growth and perspective that the process provides.

Coaching Philosophy

As my running evolved and I connected more deeply with the community, I felt drawn toward helping others do the same — guiding runners who want to level up their training, mindset, and confidence.

To me, coaching goes beyond prescribing workouts or chasing numbers. Running is a lens for personal development — a space where athletes learn resilience, discipline, and belief in themselves.

My goal with every athlete is to help them uncover that potential: to train smarter, race stronger, and bring the lessons of running into everyday life. Watching that transformation is what keeps me inspired.