Aubrey Aldy is the head coach of All Day Endurance.  Aubrey is an eight-year U.S. Army veteran having served three years in the infantry and another five years as a combat medic. While on duty he was the non-commissioned officer in charge of unit physical training; a task that launched him on a path to greater physical challenges in the realm of the USA Triathlon where he earned his professional competitor’s license.

As an athlete, Aubrey has won multiple events from 5k to marathons, sprint triathlons to full iron distance races.  In 2010, he was the Road Runners Club of America 5k National Champion and winner of the Great Floridian Iron Distance Triathlon.  In 2011 Aubrey PR’d in the marathon with a 2:35 and a 1:10 in the half marathon.  In 2012 he earned a pro license and began racing professionally in 2013 as a USAT Elite Athlete through 2015.  In 2018 Aubrey won the Marathon of the Treasure Coast, setting a new course record.  In 2019 Aubrey competed in the Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona Hawaii. He is currently training for the Georgia Death Race in 2020.

Aubrey’s history of competition in multiple disciplines has given him insight into endurance sports and the ability to coach athletes at every level.  Aubrey’s first marathon was completed during his time stationed in Oahu, HI in a time of 4:33.  Over the course of the next 11 years he was able to improve his time by almost 2 hours.  With his passion, knowledge, and experience in endurance sports, Aubrey is looking forward to helping athletes reach and exceed their goals.