With years of experience in ultra-distance cycling, I founded Boundary to help cyclists of all abilities achieve their best on long days out on the bike and to prepare riders for the realities that go far beyond fitness alone.
Having been coached myself for many years, I know that training consistency and hard work get rewarded. But I’ve also learned the hard lessons that only long, multi-day rides teach: riding through the night when your world narrows to the beam of a head torch, standing in quiet roadside garages searching for real food, managing pacing mistakes that can take hours or days to undo, and discovering what sleep debt does to decision-making when the miles start to stack up and the lights fade.
In my coaching, I draw on this experience alongside data-driven research to guide riders through the full spectrum of ultra-distance challenges: fitness, nutrition, hydration, pacing, logistics, and mental resilience so they can ride further, smarter, and stronger.
My coaching philosophy has evolved over my own ultra-distance events and from coaching riders to their goals. I've learned that success in ultra-riding isn't about having the highest FTP or following the perfect plan. It's about systematic preparation that gives you unshakeable confidence when the miles stack up and things get hard. I help riders develop tested systems, practiced strategies, and proven pacing discipline so you arrive at the start line knowing, not hoping, you're ready. The strongest finishes don't come from chasing marginal gains; they come from riders who've prepared for what can go wrong, practiced their solutions, and built the mental resilience to adapt when plans meet reality. That's what separates finishing strong from just surviving.
