TREELINE BLOG

One of the things that drove me to coaching years ago was how the learning process has no end. New ideas, perspectives, and data are always emerging. Along that grain, I know it's been a good year when I feel like I see the world in a slightly different light than when the year started. I found that these titles added perspective. Perhaps next year one or two of them can widen yours as well. Here's our 2025 book list.

There are moments in life when you’re not sure how you’re going to take the next step. You feel broken—not metaphorically, but physically, emotionally, and spiritually—like your body has been through a meat grinder, and your soul is somewhere on the trail, questioning your life choices.

How to use the end of competition season to gear up for a successful next-season.

The skill required for the development of all other skills and achievements.

Developing fitness is one part of achieving big things, but developing these skills might matter even more.

Read the the story by Head Coach Greg Marshall just published in Outside Magazine.

This post is to better define how and what athletes can communicate to me as their coach.

I share my experience over this past year for anybody that has wondered about the influence of alcohol in their own life.

How to over-specialize and limit your athletic potential.

Avoiding or recovering from burnout as an endurance athlete.