The coaches

Meet the coaches

Every program in Relentless is built by a mental performance coach. Here is who they are and what they teach.

Grant Chiasson, mental performance coach

Grant Chiasson

M.S., CMPC

All sports

Grant Chiasson is a former Division I quarterback who became a mental performance coach, certified by Brian Cain and Ben Newman.

  • 30-Day SprintThe original 30-day mental performance program in Relentless, with one lesson a day.
Visit Grant's website
Zoe Frank, mental performance coach

Zoe Frank

M.A., Sport and Performance Psychology

Cross countryTrack

Zoe Frank is a mental performance coach who specializes in distance running and track, working with athletes from beginners to elite, with experience across a variety of other sports.

  • Race Day ReadyA two-week program on turning race-day nerves into fuel, building pre-race and post-race routines, setting goals that drive performance, and getting to the start line with a clear, focused mind.
James Goodall, mental performance coach

James Goodall

Level 2 Athletics Coach, Mindset Performance Coach

Track and field

James Goodall raced middle distance as a junior and still competes as a masters runner, from the 800 meters to the marathon. James pairs a lifelong runner's experience with evidence-based mental performance tools.

  • Race Ready: A 7-Day Mental Performance ChallengeA fast-track mindset program for middle-distance and distance runners.
Visit James's website
Dr. Pip, mental performance coach

Dr. Pip

EdD, MS, LPC

All sports

Dr. Pip is a Licensed Professional Counselor and mental performance consultant with a doctorate in sport and performance psychology from the University of Western States. She is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) candidate through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, and her work focuses on confidence, resilience and practical, evidence-based mental skills.

  • From Nerves to PowerThree lessons on recognizing nervousness and excitement, and directing nervous energy toward something useful.
  • The Power of Self-TalkThree lessons on how the way you talk to yourself shapes your focus, confidence and actions, and how to strengthen it.
Visit Dr. Pip's website
Iaia Colella, mental performance coach

Iaia Colella

BSc Psychology, MSc Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience

All sports

Iaia Colella is a neuroscience-based mental performance coach who works with athletes on the gap between how they train and how they compete, and has coached athletes in track and field, golf, swimming and other sports.

  • The 8 Mental Dimensions of PerformanceAn introduction to the eight mental dimensions that shape how you perform when it counts, with a concept and one tool for each.
Brock McCormack, mental performance coach

Brock McCormack

M.S., CMPC

Golf

Brock McCormack is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant and the founder of Mack Mental Performance. A former college baseball player with a master's degree in sport psychology, Brock helps athletes build confidence, focus and resilience under pressure.

  • The Golfer’s Mental Edge: 7 Days to Stronger PerformanceA seven-day course for golfers on building confidence, staying focused, managing adversity and playing with trust and composure.
For coaches

Are you a mental performance coach?

We're adding coaches one at a time, so every program meets the same standard. If you work with athletes and want to reach more of them, email us about your background and the athletes you work with, and we'll set up a short call.

Coaches on Relentless have a profile in the app that links to their own site or booking page. They set their own prices for their services, and Relentless doesn't take a cut of what they earn from their clients.

Email us about coaching

How programs work

A program is a set of short lessons that walks an athlete through one specific problem, like race-day nerves or self-talk. Coaches build each lesson from voiceovers and exercises, and most lessons follow a simple pattern: a voiceover, an exercise, another voiceover, then a journal prompt.

Questions? Email [email protected].