Achieve athletic goals with coaching programs structured directly around physical science and personal data. Stop guessing and start improving.
Jordan Dunne is a dedicated performance coach based in Basingstoke, specialising in strength & conditioning, running mechanics, and functional fitness. With a background rooted in exercise physiology and sports science, Jordan works with client profiles ranging from first-time runners to competitive international athletes.
Instead of using generic templated routines, Jordan's coaching centers on structured progression and evidence-based methods. Whether preparing athletes for HYROX pro divisions, ultra-marathons, or building long-term athletic development for youths, he blends scientific tracking with continuous weekly accountability to ensure every training block has a clear purpose and a measurable outcome.
Elite performance strategies tailored to your exact physical metrics and goals. Explore my range of specialist athletic coaching programs.
Bespoke face-to-face sessions tailored entirely to your fitness levels, form mastery, and progressive performance goals.
Comprehensive training structure, nutrition strategy, and daily accountability tracking delivered anywhere in the world.
Specialised endurance programming for all distances—from 5K to full marathon. Science-backed block training and pacing.
High-intensity preparation combining running efficiency with functional movement engine building for competitive HYROX events.
Engaging, high-energy sessions combining the focus of personal coaching with the dynamic motivation of a group.
Coached interval sets to build speed and capacity alongside supportive social runs for all performance levels.
Structured, age-appropriate coaching designed to build general athletic coordination, running form, speed, and injury resilience.
Whether you want to crush your running PRs, build functional strength, or dominate your next competitive event, let's map out your path to elite athletic results.
Real results tracked through physical transformations and structured athletic performance gains.
Half Marathon & Strength Phase
When Cameron came to me 12 weeks ago, the goal wasn’t to get as lean as possible.
The goal was to build a stronger, more durable and more efficient runner who could perform at his best over the half marathon.
Over the last 12 weeks we worked through three structured phases of training. We built strength first, then progressed the running volume and intensity, before bringing everything together in the final block to prepare for race day.
Body Composition & Mindset Shift
There are so many reasons I’m proud of Lisa, and none of them are just because the scales say she’s 8.2kg lighter.
Over the last eight months she’s completely changed her relationship with training, food and, most importantly, herself.
Before going on holiday she said something to me that really stuck:
“I wouldn’t have worn this outfit five months ago.”
Strength, Resilience & Running Economy
12 weeks. More than just a physical transformation. When Jo came to me, the goal wasn’t simply to lose weight.
The aim was to become a stronger, more robust athlete. We wanted to improve her strength in the gym, build resilience, support her running and help her enjoy it even more, all while reducing the risk of injury.
Over the first four weeks, we built the foundations with consistent strength training, better movement quality and a strong aerobic base. The next four weeks focused on progressing her strength, improving her running economy and gradually introducing more race specific sessions.
The final four weeks were about bringing everything together, sharpening her running, managing recovery and making sure Jo arrived at race day ready to perform.
“The results speak for themselves.”
54.5kg → 51.1kg
London Marathon Performance & Body Composition
Since 5th January, Richard’s goal has always been London Marathon performance first.
No crash diet. No obsession with the scales. No trying to get shredded at the expense of training. The target was to become a stronger runner, fitter individual, and arrive on the start line ready to perform on 26th April.
Fast forward to 18th April, and the physique change speaks for itself. He started around 76.6kg and is sitting around 75.5kg now. But body composition has changed dramatically: leaner through the waist, clear abdominal definition, bigger shoulders and arms, stronger chest, and serious back development.
Four runs per week. Three gym sessions per week. Smart marathon programming. Recovery prioritised. Sleep improved. Calories and macros adjusted when needed.
“When performance is the priority, aesthetics follow as a byproduct.”
76.6kg → 75.5kg
