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Wildwood running clinic - PORTLAND, OR - DEC. 12th & 13th
WILDWOOD CLINIC INFORMATION
Registration will open soon for the 5th Annual Wildwood Running PDX Clinic in Portland, Oregon!
We’re thrilled to bring together top experts, clinicians, and coaches to help you grow as a coach.
Running is so much more than just training! This 1.5-day clinic is designed to support and empower the young female distance runner, focusing not just on the X’s and O’s, but on the layers that truly help athletes thrive. You’ll hear from speakers on the vital role of the coach, building positive team culture, mindset, nutrition, coaching the individual within a team, female physiology, iron, and more.
Walk away with fresh insights, practical tools, and strategies you can immediately apply to your program—all aimed at helping you become the best coach you can be.
HOTEL DETAILS: TBD
EVENT LOCATION: TBD
Scholarship Application: https://forms.gle/cmwoN1wj73Hb4RQq6
GET YOUR TICKETS
DATES: Dec 12th - Dec 13th, Coaches Clinic
Friday Schedule:
3:00 pm Check-in
3:30 pm Introduction
7:30 pm Hosted Social
Saturday Schedule:
7:30 am Group Run from Hotel
9:30 am Clinic Begins
6:00 pm no-host social
TICKETS: $150 Early Bird for first 15 tickets purchased / $165 after those are gone!
Speaker Line Up
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
In his session, Dr. Trent Stellingwerff, Chief Performance Officer at the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific, will share research-driven insights on how coaches can best support athletes’ health and long-term performance during this critical time. With extensive expertise in physiology, nutrition, and female health and performance, Dr. Stellingwerff brings decades of experience working with Olympic and professional teams across multiple sports.
Dr. Morgan Smith: Postdoctoral scholar at Stanford
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Dr. Smith is a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University and a member of the Female Athlete Science and Translational Research (FASTR) Program. Her work focuses on resistance training, neuromuscular fatigue, and the menstrual cycle’s impact on performance. She is dedicated to advancing research and coaching strategies to better support female athletes.
Dr. Julie McCleery, Ph. D. Co-Director if the UW Center for Leadership in Athletics
Dr. Trent Stellingwerff: Chief Performance Officer - Canadian Sport Institute Pacific
Dr. Julie McCleery, Ph. D. Co-Director if the UW Center for Leadership in Athletics
Dr. McCleery, Ph.D., is Co-Director of the UW Center for Leadership in Athletics and a Professor of Practice at the University of Washington. Her work focuses on sport leadership, coach development, and advancing equity and well-being in youth and collegiate athletics.
Hilary Stellingwerff, Head Coach University of Victoria XC & T&F
Hilary Stellingwerff, Head Coach University of Victoria XC & T&F
Dr. Julie McCleery, Ph. D. Co-Director if the UW Center for Leadership in Athletics
Drawing from her experience as both an Olympian and head coach, Hilary Stellingwerff will share practical strategies for keeping athletes healthy and thriving. She’ll explore how to apply performance science in day-to-day coaching, monitor training loads effectively, and build team cultures rooted in strong values, positive language, and athlete autonomy. Now in her sixth year leading the University of Victoria’s cross country and track programs, Hilary has guided teams to multiple podium finishes and coached for Canadian National Teams.
Courtney Meldrum, Head XC & T&F Coach at Lone Peak
Hilary Stellingwerff, Head Coach University of Victoria XC & T&F
Courtney Meldrum, Head XC & T&F Coach at Lone Peak
Courtney Meldrum, Head XC and T&F Coach at Lone Peak High School, will share how she built a thriving team culture that grew from 9 to over 90 athletes in just over a decade. Under her leadership, Lone Peak has earned four consecutive top-four NXN finishes. Her approach centers on inclusivity, gratitude, purpose, and relationships—showing that winning is the natural outcome of a strong culture.