As your crew chief and logistics lead, we take on the events most teams won't touch — world record attempts, 3,000-mile transcontinental relays, 200-mile races, and multi-state crossings. We handle the planning, build and lead crews of up to 50, and manage every detail so your athlete can focus on moving forward.
What We Do
Whether you need full event production, a crew for your FKT attempt, or logistics support for a private expedition — we've done it and we'll do it right.
Route planning, resupply strategy, aid station placement, crew vehicle routing, and contingency planning. We build the blueprint so your event runs seamlessly from start to finish.
Experienced crew members who know ultrarunning. Pacing, nutrition management, gear swaps, night crew rotations, vehicle support, and the calm presence that keeps athletes moving.
End-to-end event production for private expeditions and crossings. From concept to execution — crew recruitment, logistics, safety planning, and on-the-ground management.
Our Work
A selection of the private events, FKT attempts, and races we've planned, crewed, and supported.
Los Angeles, CA → New York City, NY · March 1 – April 21, 2024
Supported Paul Johnson's coast-to-coast world record attempt — running from Los Angeles to New York City. Full logistics planning, crew coordination, and daily support across the entire country.
Coast-to-Coast Cross-Country Run · June 14 – July 4, 2026
Field Director for a 3,000-mile relay across America with over 3,000 participants — managing a 17-person team operating 24/7. Full field direction: route design across the country, team coordination, resupply, safety, and daily logistics for one of the largest efforts we've run.
January 2026 · Full Event Production
Full logistics planning, setup, and crewing for the Nelk 100. End-to-end race production including course design, aid station buildout, crew staffing, and race day management.
Utah/Idaho · September 2024
Led the crew at the Bear 100 — a rugged 100-mile race through the Wasatch Range along the Utah-Idaho border. Directed race-day crew operations through remote mountain terrain.
Mexico to Utah · November 2023
Supported Mike McKnight's Fastest Known Time attempt on the Arizona Trail — 800+ miles from the Mexican border to Utah.
California · June 2025
Led the crew at the Tahoe 200 — one of the premier 200-mile races in the country, circling Lake Tahoe through the Sierra Nevada. Directed the crew team across remote mountain aid stations.
El Paso → Galveston, TX · October 2024
Planned and led the crew for Matt Johnson's run across Texas — 850 miles from El Paso to Galveston. Full route planning, crew leadership, and daily support.
Oklahoma Border → Mexico Border, TX · October 2025
Planned and led the crew for Matt Johnson's second Texas crossing — from the Oklahoma border to the Mexico border. Full production from route design to daily crew leadership and execution.
Arizona · May 2024
Supported Mike McKnight at Cocodona 250 — widely regarded as the premier 200-mile race in the United States. Full crew support through the Arizona backcountry.
Florida Keys · May 2023
Led the crew at the Keys 100 — resulting in an age group placement. Directed race-day crew operations, nutrition, pacing strategy, and logistics down the length of the Florida Keys.
California · September 2025
Crewed for a friend in the inaugural Mammoth 200 in California's Sierra Nevada. Full crew logistics for one of the newest 200-mile races in the country.
Texas · February 2026
Led the crew at Rocky Raccoon 100 — one of the longest-running and most popular 100-mile races in the country, held in Huntsville State Park, Texas.
Jupiter Ridge, FL · December 2022
Led the crew for the Jupiter Ridge Sand Spur 82-miler in Florida. Directed race-day crew logistics, nutrition, and recovery support across the full distance.
June 2024 & December 2024
Led the crew at the Boston 150 across two separate runnings — directing race-day crew operations, pacing strategy, and logistics through the 150-mile distance.
April 2025 · Multi-Day Timed Race
Led the crew at The Old Six Day — a six-day timed loop race where the goal is maximum distance. Directed round-the-clock crew rotations, nutrition, and pacing across the full six days.
Mexico → Canada · May 2026
Full production for theRide — a 2,000-mile cycle from the Mexican border to Canada. Full logistics planning, crew coordination, resupply strategy, and daily support across the entire route.
California · April 2026
Crewed the Canyons 100 — a premier 100-mile race through the rugged canyons of Northern California.
With Matthew Johnson · August 2026
Directing Project 7 with Matthew Johnson — seven Ironman-distance triathlons in seven consecutive days. Full logistics, crew buildout, and daily support across the week.
September 2026
Directing the Relay for America 9/11 Memorial Run — a commemorative relay honoring those lost. Full event direction, route, and crew logistics.
November 2026
Directing the Relay for America Veterans Day Race — honoring those who served. Full event direction, route design, and crew logistics.
Who's Leading Your Crew
We don't just crew these races — we run them. Rob has personally toed the line at some of the hardest endurance events on the planet, so the person building your plan knows firsthand exactly what your athlete is going through out there.
Washington · Cascade Range
Ran Bigfoot 200 through Washington's Cascades — 200+ miles of technical, high-vert mountain trail and multiple nights on foot.
Colorado · Rocky Mountains
Ran the Leadville 100 — the legendary "Race Across the Sky," 100 miles run entirely above 10,000 feet in the Colorado Rockies.
Antarctica
Ran 100 miles in Antarctica — an ultra at the bottom of the world in extreme cold, wind, and isolation.
Utah · July
300+ miles with over 60,000' of climbing and descent through the mountains of Utah in the heat of July.
Italian Dolomites
Self-supported FKT attempt on the Alta Via 2 in the Italian Dolomites — 93 miles with over 40,000 feet of climbing through one of the most dramatic mountain ranges in the world.
How It Works
Whether it's a multi-day crossing or race weekend crew support, we follow the same approach.
We start with a conversation. What's the event? What are the goals? What does success look like?
We design the logistics — route, resupply, crew strategy, contingency plans, gear lists, and timelines.
On the ground, in the field. We run the crew, manage logistics in real-time, and adapt when conditions change.
Post-event review. What worked, what we'd change. Clean handoff of data and documentation.
Let's Talk
Whether it's an FKT attempt, a 200-mile race, or a coast-to-coast crossing — reach out and let's talk about what you need.