Sprinter on the piste, builder off it. Chasing the 100m & 200m while racing — and living — with Type 1 diabetes and an under-active thyroid. I track everything, learn out loud, and share the data so others don't have to figure it out alone.
I race the short, explosive distances in inline speed skating — where every hundredth counts — and I do it as a Type 1 diabetic. Off the track I build the systems that keep me on it: a personal AI platform that turns my glucose, lab, wearable and training data into decisions.
100m and 200m sprint specialist — training built around maximal output, acceleration and top-end speed.
Diagnosed in 2018. I manage blood glucose on a closed loop and weigh it against training, sleep and bloodwork — and I share what works, openly.
Every session, lab and night of sleep feeds one model that tells me when to push and when to recover — software I engineered myself.
I train and live by my data — and I share it openly. A snapshot of where things stand right now.
A timeline of the challenge and the comeback — the setbacks, the treatment, and the return to chasing performance.
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Live from my periodization system.
Open, data-driven notes from training and living with Type 1 — published when I'm ready to share them.
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The performance gains I'm engineering for, not just training for.
A single AI that knows everything across my local and cloud tech — delegating to controllers for life-tracking, training and more.
Wearable + lab + periodization data feeding recommendations that adjust my plan in real time.
Tracking blood markers against sprint-athlete optimal ranges — not just generic reference values.
Everything as code, movable to any machine — my data and my system stay mine.