Brittany Eberson

Brittany grew up in Ocean City, New Jersey, where she was a nationally ranked
high school runner. She earned a running scholarship to Duke University before
injuries changed the direction of her collegiate athletic career. She later
competed in swimming for La Salle University while earning her degree in Nutrition.

After a brief career as a professional triathlete, Brittany returned to her
passion for running and coaching. She began coaching in 2010 and has helped
numerous young athletes earn Division I scholarships. Today, she works with
runners of all ages and abilities, combining coaching and running-specific
strength training to improve performance and reduce injury risk. Brittany is
also a Registered Nurse.

Chris McCaffrey

Chris McCaffrey, also known as Coach Macca, grew up in Jacksonville and earned
a bachelor’s degree in Sport Management from St. Leo University. After years
of competing in soccer, Chris turned his attention to running and quickly
established himself as a competitive road racer.

Chris has extensive experience in both road racing and multisport competition,
including completing a 140.6-mile Ironman triathlon in under 11 hours.
His certifications include Personal Training through ISSA, SPINNING,
TriggerPoint Performance, Good Form Running, USATF Level I and RRCA coaching.

Jordon Garman

Jordon is an assistant cross country coach and running lab technician at
Jacksonville University, where he earned his M.S. in Kinesiology in 2018.
A USATF-certified coach, he enjoys working with runners of all experience levels.

Jordon combines formal education, academic research and his own athletic
experience in his approach to coaching. He believes a coach’s role is to help
athletes develop and express their own abilities while building skills and
confidence that extend beyond running.

Joshua Smith

Joshua is a Physical Therapist specializing in endurance athletes. He is
Board Certified as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and is USATF Level 1
Certified. His clinical experience gives him a unique perspective on helping
runners manage injuries and structure training to reduce injury risk.

Joshua is also an avid runner and local triathlete who has completed the
Boston Marathon twice. He enjoys helping runners pursue Boston qualifying
times and achieve their individual performance goals.

Beau Beaudreau

Growing up in Atlantic Beach, Beau developed his competitive foundation through
baseball and earned a baseball scholarship to Flagler College. After his
collegiate career, running became his next competitive pursuit and ultimately
an opportunity to combine athletics, education and coaching.

Beau earned a Master of Science in Human Performance with a concentration in
Strength and Conditioning from Liberty University. After earning his Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) credential, he joined the University
of North Florida as an Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, where he
developed programming for distance runners and the ASUN Conference Champion
Women’s Tennis team.

As an ISSA-certified Running Coach and CSCS, Beau uses science-based training
principles to improve performance, running efficiency and long-term resilience.
His coaching combines structured running, strength training and practical
nutritional guidance.