Biomechanics, Equipment, and Fueling strategies for the 6'4"+ Athlete. Don't shrink to fit the sport. Engineer the sport to fit the giant.

You’ve been told to 'get smaller' on the bike. You’ve been told to run at 180 cadence. You’ve starved on 'standard' nutrition plans that don’t account for your mass.

It’s time to stop shrinking to fit the sport.

We engineer hydration, pacing, and training strategies specifically for the biomechanics of the 6'5"+ athlete. Built by a 6'7", 232lb Ironman finisher who learned the hard way.

I grew up in the paint, playing basketball where 6'7" is normal. But when I switched to triathlon, I realized the sport was designed for the compact and the light.

I followed the 'standard' plans. They failed. I cramped, I bonked, and I struggled because I was trying to fuel a linebacker’s body with a compact car’s gas tank.

So I engineered my own way.

I crossed the Ironman Cozumel finish line at 26 years old and 232 lbs. I didn't just survive; I proved that with the right math, giants can go long.

I founded Too Tall Triathlon to provide the resources I wish I had: Custom coaching that respects the physics of the tall athlete. I’m not a pro; I’m a 6'7" engineer of human endurance. I’ve tested the math so you don't have to.