Senior Coach
Ashton George
As an endurance and certified nutrition coach, she believes training should complement your life and not complicate it, and she works closely with her athletes to ensure there is a balance.
ASHTON GEORGE is a World Championship-qualifying triathlete, a podium finisher, and an experienced endurance coach dedicated to helping athletes reach their potential through purposeful, individualized training. As a wife and mom to a daughter under one year old, she understands the realities of balancing big athletic goals with the demands of work, family, and everyday life, and believes that exceptional performance doesn't require sacrificing what matters most.
Whether coaching first-time triathletes or experienced athletes pursuing personal bests and championship qualifications, Ashton combines evidence-based training with genuine support and accountability. Her mission is to help athletes train smarter, race with confidence, and build a lifelong love for the sport while creating success that extends far beyond the finish line.
Achievements:
7th place overall female - Ironman Waco 2022
5th in Age Group at Ironman Texas 2022 and 2023
4th in Age Group at Ironman Coeur d'Alene 2023
Ironman 140.6 World Championship Qualifier
Ironman 70.3 World Championship Qualifier
Coaching Achievements:
Ironman World Championship Qualifiers
Ironman 70.3 World Championship Qualifiers
Multiple age-group podiums across all distances
FULL BIO
Work With Ashton George
plans
Choose an option:
$
400
PER
MONTH
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1:1 Senior Coach
Work 1:1 with Senior Level NVDM Assistant Coach
$
200
PER
MONTH
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1:1 Nutrition Coach
Work with NVDM Certified Nutrition Coach on Daily nutrition
$
175
PER
MONTH
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Nutrition Add On
MUST BE CURRENT NVDM ATHLETE
$
500
PER
MONTH
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3 Months Nutrition
3 Month Nutrition Pre-paid Plan
$
950
PER
MONTH
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6 Months Nutrition
6 Month Nutrition Pre-paid Plan
$
1800
PER
YEAR
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12 Months Nutrition
12 Month Nutrition Pre-paid Plan
$
250
PER
MONTH
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Run Coaching (Senior Coach)
Work with 1:1 with a Senior Coach as a run only athlete