Andrea Fisher

Andrea has been a life-long athlete, participating in dozens of sports. However, at a young age it was apparent that she was a "fish" in the water, qualifying for USS Nationals at the age of 12 and ultimately posting two high school national swim records at age 17.  She was fortunate enough to finish out her remaining swimming career at the University of Texas, where she was a NCAA Div 1 National Champion, multiple All American and member of the US National Swim Team. 

After graduating from the UT, she discovered the incredible sport of triathlon. She was hooked and by her second summer in the sport qualified for the IRONMAN World Championship, where she finished 11th overall as an amateur athlete. At age 24 Andrea made the decision to pursue the new passion, packed up her bags, and shoot for the stars by turning professional. 

Andrea’s longevity within the sport of triathlon is rare, but her accolades during her professional career are abundant. She holds multiple IRONMAN swim course records, a record number of top 5 overall podium finishes, multiple overall wins at various IRONMAN races, posted the year's fastest IRONMAN 70.3 time at the Eagleman 70.3, and dominated the USAT Southwest Regional multi-sport races for years. Andrea raced professionally for close to 16 years, which speaks volumes with regard to her physical and mental fortitude.

Andrea founded and managed one of the first multi-sport coaching companies in Texas and has worked with hundreds of athletes over the years. She has also been a head masters coach for over 10 years and was voted "Austin Fit Magazine's Best Coaches" by central Texas. She prides herself in her ability to work with swimmers of all levels while enabling each athlete to fully understand how to improve on all aspects open water swimming.

Now retired from racing, you can still find her frequently participating in relays and fun competitions with her husband and daughters. Andrea is also the Development Manager for the IRONMAN Foundation.

Kevin Livingston

Kevin Livingston, founder of Pedal Hard, is a former professional rider. His racing and training career spanned 14 years where he completed 9 Grand Tours that included 6x Tour de France.

After a break from competition, he is back at it again. In recent years, he started training and competing in IRONMAN events. In 2019 he finished 5th in his age group at IRONMAN 70.3 North Carolina and completed IRONMAN Texas. In addition, he tackled and finished the 2021 HOKA Bandera 100km Trail Run.

Kevin has worked to hone his craft as a coach for the last 20 years. His specialties are training with power and heart rate, scientific testing and analysis, bike fit, and cycling technique. While these numbers and metrics are valuable, his coaching style is very intuitive and based on his experience training and racing over the years. He enjoys seeing his athletes progress and overcome obstacles to meet their goals.

Outside of cycling, Kevin serves as the competition director for Medalist Sports and has volunteered for various committees. Most recently a member of the Texas MS 150 charity ride to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Kevin also enjoys playing (ice) hockey in his free time along with Nordic skate roller and snow skiing.

Career Snapshot:

• Team Telekom, 2001-2002
• US Postal Service, 1999-2000
• Team Cofidis, 1997-1998
• Team Motorola, 1995-1996
• Team Saturn and US National Team, 1992-1994

Brent Stein

As a runner, Brent has completed 13 marathons and is a 3-time member of the Austin marathon pacing team. His personal best times include a 59 minute 10 miler, 1:19 half marathon, and 2:48 marathon. His favorite races are the California International Marathon, Boston Marathon and the Decker Half Marathon. 

As a coach for Rogue Running, Brent has guided hundreds of athletes on their journey to marathon PR’s and Boston marathon qualifying times during his 10+ year tenure. He has also served as the President of the Austin Runners Club, and is currently a board member of Marathon Kids, demonstrating his commitment to fostering community engagement and youth fitness. 

Brent has two primary coaching goals: 1) to keep his athletes injury-free and 2) help his athletes cultivate a life-long love for running. His structured training programs strike a balance between intensity and volume, emphasizing proper recovery for optimal performance gains. He goes beyond the basics, incorporating strength & cross-training, active recovery modalities, and providing valuable insights on sleep, nutrition, and lifestyle choices. His comprehensive approach ensures that athletes thrive both on and off the track.

Brent's coaching philosophy centers on the principles of patience and consistency. He believes in reinforcing the importance of training while encouraging athletes to trust the process and embrace the journey.