Where Trail Meets Tech

I'm a trail runner and ultra runner based in Australia, and a tech professional who can't stop building things. CyberTrailz sits at the intersection of those two obsessions: wild nature and sharp technology.

I've spent thousands of kilometres on trails across the world from Sweden to China, from NZ to the United States, and beyond. I've raced mountain ultras, endured overnight 100-milers, and learned more about myself on single-track at 3am than in any boardroom. Trail running has this way of stripping everything back to what matters — one foot in front of the other, problem-solving in real time, and finding calm in the chaos.

The Philosophy

Running isn't just a sport for me — it's a vehicle for growth. There's philosophy in the suffering of an ultra. There's clarity in a 5am start when the world is still dark and quiet. And there's a kind of honest feedback loop you don't get anywhere else: the trail doesn't care about your excuses.

But I also believe you can run smarter. That's where the "cyber" comes in. Gear science matters. Nutrition strategy matters. Understanding your body's physiology and training with intention — that's not cheating, that's respect for the craft. CyberTrailz exists to bring that data-driven lens to a sport that's fundamentally about getting dirty.

The Ecosystem

CyberTrailz is part of a broader ecosystem I'm building:

• CyberTrailz — You're here. Deep-dive trail running content.
• RacePlan — An AI-powered race day nutrition planner. Tell it your race, your weight, your pace, and it'll generate a personalised fuelling strategy. Free to use.
• 3211 Labs — The umbrella. Building useful tools at the intersection of AI and real life.

Every piece feeds the others. Race guides here link to RacePlan for personalised nutrition planning. Lessons from building RacePlan become content about building with AI. It's a flywheel — and you're invited along for the ride.

Get in Touch

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