Reach your endurance potential

Sporting Background

I have recently taken my professional triathlon race licence, having won Outlaw in May 2026, just 8 months after having a baby. This was then backed up by taking the overall age group win in Swansea, which confirmed my aspirations to compete in the Pro field. I have had a long sporting journey to get to this point.

 

I started my sporting career as an athlete in the British Sailing Team.  I spent several years travelling the world competing, with success including medals at U23 European and World Championships.  After retiring to focus on my Physiotherapy career I soon realised I needed to take up a new sport.  With a good level of fitness from my sailing I initially competed at Duathlon, winning the European and then World Age Group Championships.  Having ticked off these titles I decided to switch my focus to triathlon and have gradually worked my way up the distances. 

 

In 2019 I completed my first Ironman and decided that this was my preferred distance.  In 2021 I won my Age Group with top 5 amateur finishes in Ironman Lanzarote and Mallorca and a 2nd place overall in Outlaw X. At the 2021 Ironman World Championship in Utah I came 3rd in Age Group and 5th overall amateur. I raced at Kona in 2022 and 2023, including a top 20% Age Group finish, and I was the overall female winner at Venice 70.3 2023.

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In 2024 I came 6th in my Age Group at the Ironman World Championship in Nice, and 3rd in my Age Group at the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in New Zealand.

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In 2025 I took a year out of competing while I was pregnant, giving birth to my daughter at the end of August. I trained the whole way through my pregnancy and was able to start training again pretty quickly once my body had recovered from childbirth.

 

Professional Career

I qualified as a Physiotherapist from Southampton University in 2013.  I then studied a Post Graduate Diploma in Sports Rehabilitation to specialise in Sports Physiotherapy.  I have spent the past few years working for the military, helping injured servicepersons recover from injuries they sustain during military service and sport.  I am a Level 4 qualified Nutrition Coach and my work includes leading lectures and 1-1 sessions with injured servicepersons, educating them about nutrition for injury recovery, body composition optimisation and sports performance.  I also deliver bespoke nutrition talks to clubs and teams to target specific areas of interest.

 

Having coached myself to get to an elite level, I have extensive personal experience of how to plan training around a busy lifestyle.  Many years of elite sport combined with my professional qualifications place me in an ideal position to understand and structure training programmes, in a way which improves performance whilst optimising overall health. I specialise in helping athletes return to full training after injury, and come back feeling stronger than ever.

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Now that I have had a baby and managed to get back to competing at a high level, this has become a particular area of interest. I have since coached other athletes during pregnancy and the postpartum period. I am really passionate about helping women to train through pregnancy, and feel confident they can return to sport postpartum.