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Cincinnatus Coaching

Cincinnatus Coaching

Cincinnatus Track Club was established with a clear objective: to propel the Cincinnati running community to greater heights. Coaching allows us to continue that pursuit by imparting our knowledge and experience to runners of all levels and taking the journey together.

Your goals.Your pace.Your plan.

Personalized Coaching

Our program is aimed to meet runners where they are now and help them reach their highest goals. Everyone is different and requires a different approach. We take that seriously.

Adaptable Training

Sometimes running is about finding the right recipe which can be an ongoing process. Our program adapts as athletes grow, ensuring every step forward is purposeful, supported, and built for long‑term success.

Set Up for Success

Our mission is to provide you with the necessary expertise and resources to excel in your athletic endeavors but also acquire the knowledge necessary to continue on. Our program is designed to not just provide training, but to teach and help athletes grow within themselves.

Meet The Coaches

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Jack and Kyle

Distance Coaches

Friends and training partners Jack Randall and Kyle Klingler first met through the University of Cincinnati Running Club. In 2019, they founded Cincinnatus Elite, which later grew into Cincinnatus Track Club. Guided by the mantra “hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard,” they’ve built running careers defined by consistent, deliberate improvement at every distance, from the mile through the marathon.

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Through our distance program, you’ll work closely with both coaches. With collaborative guidance, a smart training plan, and your own determination, you can reach your goals—even the ones that feel out of reach today. We welcome runners of all levels, from beginners to BQ hopefuls and beyond.

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We’re excited to coach passionate, hard‑working athletes who are ready to chase their best.

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Ty

Sprint Coach

A 3‑time Big Ten Champion and NCAA All‑American, Ty’s journey is defined by relentless improvement. He entered college at the Ohio State University as a recruited walk‑on and finished as a team captain, earning the respect of teammates and coaches through discipline, consistency, and a deep love for the sport.

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With competitive experience ranging from the 60m to the 800m, Ty understands the technical demands of sprinting and the mindset required to excel. He’s passionate about helping sprinters in the area who are ready to commit to the “little things” that create big breakthroughs — from mechanics and race strategy to recovery and mental preparation.

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If you’re looking for a coach who’s been where you want to go — and knows how to get you there — Ty is ready to help you level up and chase your fastest self.

What our athletes say

They more than delivered in this, paying careful attention to not ramping up too fast or setting unrealistic expectations when I was starting from basically square one. I liked their personalized approach and thoughtful plan every two weeks – readily adapting based on my performance on runs, around sickness, and travel schedules to help me get to the start line feeling confident!

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Rachel Zavakos

I attribute a major part of my running progression and specifically achieving my marathon goal time to putting in a full training block under the guidance of Cincinnatus coaching. Receiving the training in two-week blocks and getting consistent feedback on both my workouts as well as my comments and questions ended up being the perfect setup.

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Dave Minner

Thanks to their support and encouragement, running has become something I genuinely enjoy—something I never would have imagined for myself. I thought I’d try one half and be done, but with Jack and Kyle’s guidance, I’ve realized this is just the beginning. Now, I find myself eagerly looking forward to the next race and can’t imagine doing it without them.
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Caroline Alexander

Interested in learning more?

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