Coach Allie
Coach Mallory
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Allie has been running for over 25 years, both competitively and recreationally. She is a sub-3 hour marathoner and her first marathon was the TCS NYC Marathon in 2014 where she unexpectedly qualified for Boston. She has completed 16 marathons ranging from large city races to small town courses with small fields and few spectators. She has run 5 of the 6 World Marathon Majors, including NYC, Boston, Chicago, Berlin, and ran her current marathon personal best of 2:52 at Steamton Marathon 2025.
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Recent Races:
-2nd Female at Steamtown Marathon 2025
-Sub 3 hours at NYC 2025
-CCC by UTMB Finisher 2025 in 17:10
-Overall Course Record at Chief Ladiga 50k 2025 in 3:43
-Top 5 finish at Grindstone by UTMB 100k 2024
-Top 100 finish at Tokyo Marathon 2023
-Winner (1st female, 4th overall) San Francisco Ultra Marathon 2022 in a time of 6:47
-Overall Winner at One Day in San Francisco 2022 6 hour Race running 43.1 miles in 6 hours.
-Top 5 at Mountains to Beach Half Marathon 2022 with a time of 1:23:11
-Podium Finish at Pass Mountain 50k 2021 with a time of 5 hours 21 minutes
-Winner Big Bear Revel Half Marathon 2019 in a course record time of 1:16:59
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Allie started running ultramarathons postpartum, and was fortunate to be able to run through her pregnancy and even ran the day she went into labor! Getting back into running postpartum has been a journey, but going through a range of symptoms helped make Allie a great running coach for women returning to running after baby.
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Running is something she knows she'll be able to do for the rest of her life, as long as she takes care of herself. That means both caring for her body, and caring for her mind because she doesn't ever want to get burned out on something she loves!
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The only things Allie loves more than running are her family, her new puppy, and eating delicious food!
Mallory has been running for over twenty years, including almost ten years running trail and ultra races. She’s trained and raced everything from the 5k, to road half and full marathons, to 100-mile trail races, and everything between. She is an UESCA-certified Ultrarunning Coach, and also holds certificates in training the pregnant and post-partum athlete, as well as strength and conditioning for endurance athletes. In addition to coaching adult athletes in all distances and terrain, she is head coach of the local high school Cross Country and Track & Field teams.
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She ran her first marathon in college, and over the course of her road marathon career has dropped her time by over 88 minutes to a 3:03! In 2014, she gave her first ultramarathon a go, and fell in love with the trail and ultra community and has completed more 50ks than she can count, a handful of 50 milers and 100ks, and multiple 100 mile finishes including Western States 100 mile in 2025.
Recent Races:
-Top 20 Finish and 4th in age group at 2025 Kodiak 50k by UTMB in a time of 5:20
-Top 25 Finish Western States 100-mile Endurance Run 2025 in 24:50
-Top 25 Finish Canyons 50k by UTMB in 5:10
-Winner of Ruth Anderson 50k 2024 in a time of 3:53
-3rd Place Finish Tunnel Hill 100-miler 2024 in a time of 17:47
-2nd Place Finish Sean O’Brien 100k 2024
-3rd Place Finish Cuyamaca 100k 2022
-Top 20 Finish at Mt. Charleston Marathon 2023 in 3:01
Recent Coaching Accolades:
-Coached 31 women to their first or furthest trail and ultra at Kodiak by UTMB 2025, sponsored by Hoka and Renegade Running
-Coached high school athletes to Division I college running bids
-Has proudly coached many athletes to their first 50k, 100k, and 100-mile ultra finishes.
​-Has coached many athletes to BQs and World Marathon Major goals.
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Mallory lives in Berkeley, CA with easy access to allllll the dreamy single-track trails and fire roads in the East Bay area as well as the most amazing road and trail running communities. Her professional background is in education, mindfulness, and advocacy/social change work. This experience lends itself well to supporting others in reaching goals, showing up as their best selves, and using their strengths to benefit the community at-large. In honor of all the things running has taught her about herself, Mallory is passionate about sharing the joys and lessons of running with others.
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When she’s not running, Mallory loves skateboarding to the park to play frisbee with her husband and two dogs (Billy and Bonnie!); rock climbing, canoeing, camping and hiking with friends; and playing in the local Balinese Gamelan music ensemble.