I am not a full-time professional athlete.
"On the morning I qualified for the IRONMAN World Championship, I lost my job that afternoon.
Same day. I started again."
I am a husband and a father of two — who has learned to train before dawn, travel for work,
rebuild after injury, and still arrive at the start line ready to compete. I have qualified
for both the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships. But the experience that shapes my
coaching most is not standing at a finish line. It is learning how to pursue ambitious goals
inside a demanding life.
Alongside my work as an endurance coach and athlete, I have built a career in international
manufacturing operations and team leadership since 2013. I have served as Vice President of
Operations, General Manager, and Factory Manager in Cambodia and the Philippines, including
responsibility for a manufacturing operation with a workforce of approximately 7,000 people.
Years of leading international teams, solving complex operational challenges, and turning goals
into execution have also shaped the way I coach: understand the real problem, identify the key
constraint, and translate a complex goal into actions that can be sustained over time.
My coaching is evidence-informed and experience-tested. I combine training principles,
performance data, athlete feedback, and real-world experience to make decisions.
Numbers matter — but so do sleep, stress, recovery, work, family, and how the athlete
actually feels.