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Head Coach Patrick McCrann has been coaching runners and triathletes full-time since 2003. Patrick has run over 18 marathons, including Boston twice, with a personal best of 2:59. He also a competitive triathlete with three trips to the World Championships in Hawaii. In 2010 Patrick will be racing the Boston Marathon and Ironman USA. Patrick is a work-from-home dad focusing on his two wonderful daughters and supporting his amazing wife on her Boston qualifying journey. Follow Patrick’s adventures via his personal blog and on Twitter.

YOU love running and do it almost daily. You have your ups and downs. You’ve got a real life and want to be the best runner you can be without making sacrifices on the home or work fronts. You take your marathon training seriously as you want to do as well as you can, whether it’s to break 5 hours or shatter the 3-hour barrier. You are both intellectually and physically challenged by the marathon distance, reading all the magazines, training articles, and blog posts you can find in order to get better. You work hard at training, but you don’t boast about it…it’s just what you do. Seeing your friends succeed is equally as–if not more rewarding than–meeting your own goals.