Steady State: A 4-Week Guided Reset for Runners and Triathletes Running on Empty

You’re still training. You’re still working. You’re still handling your life.

From the outside, it probably looks like you’re doing fine. But inside, you’re wondering if you’ll have the energy to get through another day (quick, get another coffee!)

Some mornings, you wake up already tired. On other days, you can do what you need to do, but it takes more out of you than it used to. If you push a little too hard, you pay for it later.

Rest doesn’t always leave you feeling restored, and by the evening, your brain is often too tired for anything except zoning out.

You’re not falling apart. You’re just tired of being tired.

Steady State is a 4-week guided reset to help you feel steadier, crash less often, and use less effort to get through the same day (without cutting back on training or overhauling your life).

What Starts to Feel Different

This isn’t about waking up with boundless energy that never fades.

It’s about having a realistic, steady amount of energy that lets you do the things you want to do (without constantly crashing or paying for it later).

Over 4 weeks, you may notice things like:

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You wake up feeling awake enough to start your day
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Your energy holds more evenly through the day instead of spiking and dropping off a cliff
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You feel less overwhelmed by normal demands
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When your energy dips, you know how to adjust without spiraling or digging yourself into deeper exhaustion
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Your schedule supports your energy instead of draining it, and you know how to refill your tank before it's empty
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Evenings stop being pure shutdown or numbing out and start feeling genuinely restorative
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At the end of the day, you feel capable and satisfied, not like you've barely survived

This isn’t hype, motivation, or mindset tricks. It’s about working with your biology to make your days less expensive for your system.

The PACE Method

A framework for pacing your life (not just your workouts)

Prepare

Start your day in a way that actually supports energy production, not drains it before noon.

 Allocate

Deliberately spend and restore energy instead of leaking it all day.

Choose

Clearly see what’s on your plate, settle your system, and make better decisions when you’re in the weeds.

Ease 

Use your free time in ways that genuinely restore energy, instead of just numbing out.

Designed for runners and triathletes who are drained from juggling work, training, and life and who want to feel more like themselves without a total life overhaul.

What’s Included

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4 Self Paced Lessons (Released Weekly)
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4 live 45-minute guidance + Q&A calls (replays available)
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1 closing integration call (live, recording available)
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Simple weekly prompts (no trackers, no busywork)

When It's Happening

January 26 – February 24
4 weeks, guided cohort

Live Guidance & Question Calls: Tuesdays, 10:00am MT (recordings posted)
Live Integration Call: February 24, 10:00am MT (recording posted)
Recordings posted within 48 hours.

What You’ll Leave With

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A clearer understanding of why your energy swings from good to wiped
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Practical tools to stabilize how your days feel
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Ways to lower unnecessary energy drain without cutting back training
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A simple plan for what to do on low-energy days
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A repeatable way to pace your life (not just your workouts)
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A clearer sense of what real recovery looks like for you

Steady State is not:

 

This is not a therapy program, medical treatment, mindset course, performance-optimization plan, or high-touch coaching container. No promise of constant high energy (because anyone who promises that isn’t being real!)

What it aims to do is help you understand your energy patterns and respond to them more effectively by applying evidence-based tools. The goal is to have you feeling more consistent, sustainable energy, rather than constantly cycling through highs and lows. 

I’m Jennifer!

A few years ago, I was in a pretty dark place. It made no sense to me. I had a great job, a beautiful home, a loving partner, great friends, a supportive family, good health, but yet I felt exhausted and miserable. 

I remember sitting in “the chair” (where I spent way too much time at this stage of my life) when suddenly it dawned on me: I need to start taking some of my own medicine. 

You see, I was working as a Recreation Therapist and telling my clients all these things they needed to do, but I wasn’t doing any of them. No wonder I felt like crap! I learned that exercise was the ultimate anti-depressant, so I started training for half marathons and triathlons.

But then it seemed that all the exercise in the world couldn’t get me to where I wanted to be. I felt better, but still not 100%. I sought help from a functional medicine physician and everything clicked.

Now, several years later, I have more awareness and acceptance of my energy and mental health, which allows me to live my personal best. It’s not always easy, but I can confidently say that learning to work WITH my biology and psychology rather than against it has made all the difference in how I feel in my life.

I’ve since added education in Functional Medicine to my arsenal so that I can support people in all areas of health (rather than just recreation). With my experience and training, I know I can help you feel your best (and perform even better).