Nadia grew up swimming competitively in Colorado. She attended college in the Pacific Northwest where she took up mountain biking on some of the best trails the North Shore had to offer. She moved back home in 2001 to raise her family and started racing bikes on the road. After racing as a Cat 2 with some of the fastest women in the peloton for a few years, she switched to triathlon for a new challenge and qualified for the World Championships. After a partial hand amputation, she now trains as a para athlete in cycling and triathlon.

Nadia has worked with athletes of all levels around the world and especially enjoys seeing athletes achieve their goals. Her extensive athletic career has taught her that the strongest muscle is the one between the ears and training is more than just putting in the work on the swim, bike, or run.