Tony Sandoval

As Alysia’s coach since 2004, Tony has developed a world class runner out of Alysia. Originating from New Mexico Tony has also coached some of USA’s top runners such as, Lynn Bjorklund, Kristen O’hara, Louise Romo, Susan Vigil, Deborah Maier, and Erin Belger.Learn More

Louis Montaño

since 2010 Louis has been facilitating Alysia strength training. Introducing new and challenging techniques to create a balanced athlete. With a background in Olympic lifting and studying  exercise science sports medicine at Cal Lutheran University Alysia’s training makes her one of the strongest 800m runners in the world.

Cyrus Poitier

A nationally renowned sport massage therapist who also works with Dana Volmer, Nathan Adrian and the USA Olympic swim & wrestling teams. Learn More

Nina Patterson

MPT, OCS, ART, Nina is a practicing physical therapist and Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. She is a partner of Sports + Orthopedic Leaders Physical Therapy and SOL Performance Training.Learn More

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My First Conference Championship

• Friday, May 10, 2013

Think of the Journey… Remember the process, And think about the person you have become

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HOW TO BE LESS OF A MESS AND DRESS TO IMPRESS after racing….

• Tuesday, April 30, 2013
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Yes, I understand there are far greater things to conquer in life than this subject

Your Ad Here: In the meantime… I’ll Take An American Record Please.

• Friday, February 22, 2013
• 12 Comments

What ended up an American Record Performance at Millrose Games started out as something very

Fan Shouts

You are my idol, I hope to see you run in person one day!

Borchard, CA

I would like to extend a special thank you for the excellent job you did representing the USA!!! Is has been a great experience.

Flygirly, PA

Thank You for the amazing flower I purchased my daughter loves it! She wears it all the time.

FWN, TX

Keep up the hard work! you inspire me to run with no fear.

Utcrayons, OR

You are an amazing athlete and a wonderful personality for the sport of track and field.

isaed, NY

2 comments on “Home”

1. Huff on February 14, 2013 at 4:49 am said:

   AJ,
   That was the greatest description of a great athlete, in an uncomfortable position, feeling not so awesome! I completely felt your “pain”. Kick ass in the 6 at Milrose!

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2. Jerome Kopf on February 20, 2013 at 8:01 pm said:

   Thank you, Alysia, for a great 600 at the Millrose, and for the guts to run indoors. The Armory fans love you. Come back soon.

   Anyone born on April 23 should be great, and you are.

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