I recommend Pablo wholeheartedly. Under his guidance I have just successfully completed a 100 km trail race, and I will soon run the  Ouray 100 mile race in the San Juan mountains of Colorado, USA, which has 12000 m of net elevation gain and takes place between 3000 and 4000 m.a.s.l. Of his many qualities as a running coach, three come to mind first: his analytical skills, his dedication,  and his passion for coaching.  When I first started training with Pablo, he analyzed a year’s worth of my running logs and noticed that approximately every two months my consistency levels in training dropped. He realised it was due to fatigue, and proposed a 1:1 pattern of training, i.e. 1 week of intense training followed by 1 easy one. This contrasts with the conventional 3:1 pattern I´d always had before in my 7+ years of running with coaches. It’s working, I’ve been training consistently for 9 months now, at relatively high volumes without bouts of fatigue. I give feedback to Pablo once a day, and when I cannot complete a training session, he immediately adjusts my training plan so as to avoid risk of overload or injury.   Pablo has a truly positive outlook on my capacity as a runner, and I always feel he “is on my team”, his support is unconditional. It’s  obvious that Pablo is very passionate about coaching, given that as soon as he agreed to coach me to run 100 miles, he took the only ultrarunning coach certification on the market, the UESCA Ultrarunning Coach Certification, by Jason Koop. Pablo is always engaged with my running goals, and training truly feels like team work. This has motivated me to train during the pandemic, given that group sessions are risky and I now train mostly on my own. Finally, Pablo’s positive outlook and great sense of humor have also been helpful to make it through the most gruelling weeks of training. Again, I fully recommend Pablo as a running coach.