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Wildwood running clinic - PORTLAND, OR Feb 5th & 6th
WILDWOOD CLINIC INFORMATION
Registration is open for the 6th 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 Information: Coming soon!
GET YOUR TICKETS
DATES: Feb 5th - Feb 6th, Coaches Clinic
LOCATION: Nike WHQ
Friday Schedule:
3:00 pm Check-in
3:30 pm Introduction
7:30 pm Nike hosted social
Saturday Schedule:
7:30 am Group Run from Nike WHQ
10:30 am Clinic Begins
5:45 pm no-host social
Ticket Price: $165 ($150 early. bird rate for first 20 to sign up!)
speaker line up
Abby Chan, MS, RDN
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA
Abby Chan, MS, RDN, is a registered dietitian specializing in sports nutrition, eating disorders, and helping individuals rebuild their relationships with food, their bodies, and sport. She approaches nutrition from a place of abundance rather than restriction, believing that a well-fed athlete is better equipped not only to perform, but to enjoy a lifetime of movement and sport.
Abby is the co-owner of EVOLVE Flagstaff, a collaborative health and performance center in Flagstaff, Arizona, offering physical therapy, nutrition counseling, and strength and conditioning services.
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA
Ashley Bastron, LCMHCA, is a licensed clinical mental health counselor associate in North Carolina who practices at Nourished and Known, a counseling practice focused on treating eating disorders and trauma. After 13 years as an NCAA Division I coach, Ashley saw firsthand the pressure athletes carry and how often mental health goes unspoken in sports culture. Today she focuses on athlete mental health, helping athletes feel seen and supported as they navigate performance pressure, their relationship with food and their bodies, and life beyond their sport.