We are excited to welcome Neely Spence Gracey to the Runcoach/Movecoach team.
Neely was born into running, as her father was racing the Boston marathon the day she was born. Steve, her dad, has a bronze medal from the 1991 World Championships in the Marathon, and was on the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Team. Because of watching her dad's success, Neely grew up believing that anything is possible. She puts that belief to the test as she balances her own running career, coaching, and a baby on the way.
Neely was the top American finisher in the 2016 Boston Marathon. She has run her way to a sub 1:10 Half Marathon, and has hopes to qualify post pregnancy to run in the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials. More importantly, Neely loves helping runners like you achieve things you never thought possible.
We are thrilled to bring you her expertise and positivity as she joins our staff. If you follow us on Twitter, enjoy our Instagram photos, send us messages on Facebook, or find the blog tips helpful, there's a good chance you have already had the opportunity to interact with Neely. We encourage you to join us in welcoming her to the Runcoach/Movecoach team.
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Coach Tom McGlynnTom started runcoach in 2002. His main objective was to equip more runners with the successful training philosophies he was exposed to. In 2007 Tom and the team found a way to make our proven training more widely available through the new online resource Tom has qualified for the Olympic Trials Marathon three times (2000 ’04 and ’08). He trained under legendary coach Harry Groves at Penn State and graduated in 1996. Tom ran with the Nike Farm Team and Coaches Jeff Johnson, Vin Lananna, Jack Daniels and Ray Appenheimer from 1996-2004. From 2004-2006 Tom served as Assistant Distance Coach to Frank Gagliano for the Nike Farm Team. Through runcoach Tom has helped thousands of runners set new PR’s. He has trained Marathoners ranging from 2:15 to 8:15 and remains convinced that anyone can improve their running with the right approach. E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view itLatest from Coach Tom McGlynn |
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