Coach Scott has over 20 years of experience coaching running in the United States and abroad.  He has worked with runners as young as 3 years old and as old as an 86 year old marathoner.  He has led youth teams, high school teams, adult teams, and international teams.  He has worked with many youth that have qualified for national competitions as well as IAAF U18 and U20 World Championships.  He has overseen over 20,000 distance runners coaching large group programs.  In addition, he has advised several start-up non-profit running programs in the United States and has built and ran several schools and training centers in Kenya.  

Coach Scott's philosophy is that letting kids be kids and building a solid foundation of form, discipline, and success allows the child to build their own passion for the sport.  With a self-built passion, the youth is more likely to stay engaged, to improve, and ultimately to become a life-long runner.  Seeing a youth runner still running at age 25 is a greater success than a youth runner running national championships  and walking away from the sport by high school.  

Coach Colleen has  a decade of running experience and a decade of educating 5-10 year olds.  She has worked with new runners, as well as high school athletes in one-on-one and group settings.

Coach Colleen has completed eleven marathons with a few podium finishes along the way.  She brings her wealth of running knowledge and educational experience in making running relatable and fun for our young athletes.

Coach Cole found running as a way to train for soccer.  Though he found his joy came from water polo instead of running, he wanted to continue to share the power of running.  Coach Cole is currently a Westwood student who is able to bring fun and fitness to our athletes for his last few months in Austin.