As the founder of Campfire Endurance Coaching, Chris aims to provide all athletes, regardless of level or genetic gift, with the kind of training that professional athletes receive: consistent and thoughtful communication, programs tailored to their goals and lives, and a wide perspective that encompasses the athlete’s entire career.

A former Olympic trials swimmer, pro triathlete Donna Phelan has raced under the top triathlon coaches in the world, including Paula Newby-Fraser, Dave Scott, Brett Sutton and Siri Lindley during her ITU, 70.3 and Ironman career. She's earned podium results at Ironman and half-distance races, and qualified four times for IM Hawaii as a pro.

Brenna approaches the coach/athlete relationship with energy, compassion, and commitment. The recipe for making a happy, successful rider isn't universal, but communication, accountability, and evaluation are all consistent ingredients. When she isn’t coaching, Brenna is a professional road, gravel, and cyclocross rider.

A sports rehabilitation focused chiropractor and former collegiate middle distance runner, Adam started his endurance career after finishing a Masters Degree in Exercise and Sports Science and becoming a Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Adam is a multiple-time age-group national champion in sprint triathlon, duathlon and aquathlon, and now races professionally at the 70.3 distance.

An abundance of energy has resulted in a long history of athletic endeavors for Annick.  She was a high school swimmer and competitive snowboarder in the 90s, which she transitioned to  bike commuter and casual runner once arriving in Portland in 1997.  After getting sober in the early 2010s, Annick dedicated herself to triathlon and then cycling, winning several OBRA championships and racing at the UCI level in Colombia.