I’m a former National Champion who has represented Great Britain and was part of the British Cycling Olympic Talent Team. I’ve spent much of my life at the top end of sport, working alongside leading coaches and athletes. I hold a first-class degree in Sport and Exercise Science and a Level 3 Personal Trainer qualification, with hands-on experience as a nutritionist and sport scientist. My passion is understanding what the human body can do in endurance sport and extreme environments.

Since retiring from elite cycling, I’ve put my studies into practice, using my own training as the test bed. I never ask my athletes to do anything I wouldn’t do myself. My focus is now ultra-endurance and multi-day events, from cycling Land’s End to John O’Groats (912 miles) in six days as a team of seven, to my biggest achievement: 15th out of 250 at the Nedbank Desert Dash, the longest single-day mountain bike race on earth, covering 371km across the Namib Desert. I finished in 18 hours and became the highest-placed youngest rider in the race’s history. I’m not just a cyclist, either. I have a strong background in swimming, running and triathlon.

Key accolades

• First-class degree in Sport and Exercise Science

• Cycled Land’s End to John O’Groats (912 miles) in 6 days (2020)

• 15th Elite at the Nedbank Desert Dash, Namibia: 371km MTB race (2019)

• Completed the Ultra Scotland 108-mile running race

• Ran from London to Paris in 6 days

• Completed Ironman Nice in 10:45

• Ran from sea level to the summit of Mt Teide and back, non-stop

• Represented GB at the Junior European Cyclocross Championships

• Represented GB 3 times at Junior Cyclocross World Cups

• Part of the Junior British Cycling Olympic Talent MTB-Road Programme

• Youth National Cyclocross Champion

• U16 National Cyclocross Series winner