Performance cycling coaching
Race-earned experience, sports science, and a plan built around you—so every ride moves you toward your next breakthrough.
Race-earned credibility
Coaching informed by years inside the tape.
Utah State
Champion
Cycling national
podiums
Triathlon national
podium
USA Cycling
Certified Coach
Coaching programs
N8 turns your goals, schedule, training history, and race calendar into clear work you can execute. No template weeks. No mystery workouts.
Flagship program
Ongoing coaching for racers and ambitious riders who want a plan, a feedback loop, and a coach paying attention.
Focused build
A focused training block for a mountain bike race, gravel event, cyclocross season, endurance ride, or personal benchmark.
Developing athletes
Age-appropriate structure, race preparation, and skill-focused guidance for developing cyclists and their families.
Meet your coach
He has competed across mountain bike, cyclocross, gravel, and triathlon—earning two Utah state titles, three cycling national-championship podiums, a national triathlon podium, multiple endurance race wins, fifth at the Pan-American Championship UCI Junior race.
Now studying sports science at Brigham Young University, Nate combines formal learning, race experience, unmatched stoke levels, and love for the sport and its future.
“The right plan should be specific enough to create progress and flexible enough to survive real life.”
In the work
Training is more than numbers. Pack dynamics, technical choices, terrain, confidence, and the energy of a team all matter when the ride gets hard.
The N8 method
Data matters. Context matters more. N8 uses both to build fitness that shows up when the course gets hard.
Your training history, goals, schedule, stress, equipment, and motivation shape the plan—not the other way around.
You know what to do, how hard to do it, and why it belongs in the week.
Progress comes from the right stress at the right time, followed by enough recovery to absorb it.
Pacing, fueling, skills, starts, traffic, course demands, and decision-making are part of performance too.
Coach adjustmentThursday moved to Friday after a high-fatigue school week.
How coaching starts
Share your riding history, schedule, goals, current challenges, and what good coaching should feel like.
Nate reviews your training background, available data, equipment, strengths, constraints, and race demands.
Your training arrives with purposeful sessions, practical guidance, and priorities you can understand.
Develop cornering, descending, climbing technique, line choice, body position, and confidence for your discipline.
Feedback, recovery, school, work, travel, and performance all inform what happens next.
Start your next block
Tell Nate where you are now and where you want to go. He will follow up to find a good time for a free, no-pressure intro conversation.
No template pitch. Just an honest conversation about goals, fit, and the next smart step.
