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Coach Jeff Boelé

Jeff has a proven track record of fostering a culture where athletes of all ages and abilities are able to develop and see continued progress in their athletic pursuits.  Jeff holds USATF Level I and II (endurance) certifications and a jumps event specialist certification from the USTFCCCA.  Additionally he is a licensed massage therapist in the state of Colorado

In his 24 year career, he has worked with middle school, high school, collegiate, professional, and masters athletes.  With a background as an endurance athlete, Jeff got his start coaching distance events at Greenville College in Greenville, IL in 2000.  After moving to Boulder, CO in 2005, Jeff's coaching exploits began to diversify.  He started working with a small group of post-collegiate athletes and eventually began helping at Lyons middle/senior high school (Lyons, CO) a few years later.  It was at Lyons that Jeff's coaching acumen was refined.  Brought on to coach the high jump, Jeff took the challenge of becoming a great jumps coach seriously. That meant taking a deep dive into the speed/power world.  Eventually, Jeff handled programming for the cross country team and all event groups (sprint, jump, throw, distance) for the track and field team.  He had direct oversight of the jumps and distance events.

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In 2017, Jeff became a licensed massage therapist, adding one more skillset to his coaching toolbox.  The combination of sports therapy, speed/power coaching, and endurance training have equip Jeff to work with a variety of athletes. He currently oversees a handful of professional and semi-professional distance athletes with Elevated Performance in Colorado. Additionally, Jeff works remotely with athletes across the US and serves as team therapist for the Niwot (Niwot, CO) and Mountain Vista (Highlands Ranch, Co) cross country and track&field teams.

-Kyle W.

When I first connected with Jeff, I was a former NCAA Division I runner with some unfinished business in the marathon. I thought I was at least a decade past my prime but that—maybe—I could dip under 2:30 at some point. With Jeff’s guidance and trust over several years, I did that and much more—running the fastest times of my life from the 5,000m up and, ultimately, qualifying for the Olympic Marathon Trials. I can’t imagine doing any of it without him.

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