Jenn Stanton, (IRONMAN, RRCA, U.S. Masters Swimming certified coach) has enjoyed a long career in athletics and teaching. She grew up in Jacksonville, FL where she competed in swimming, soccer, track and cross country. She raced in her first triathlon at age 18, days before her high school graduation from The Bolles School, and from there, multisport quickly became her new passion. She graduated with a B.A. from Furman University, where she assisted coaching the Mauldin High School cross country team, helping lead them to a state championship title. She went on to be a classroom teacher, tutor privately, and coach school athletics. She coached both middle school swimming and cross country, and led both group and private run training at the Cornwell Center before coming to the Fillnow Coaching team. She has volunteered her time with Girls on the Run and has been a top fundraiser and supporter of 24 Foundation through the 24 Hours of Booty cycling event, raising money for cancer navigation and survivorship programs in Charlotte. She and her husband Bryan have two kids, Harper and Leah. When she and Bryan aren’t training for their respective triathlon and ultra running endeavors, they love to travel and stay active with their son, daughter, and two rescue dogs, Molly and Maeby.

After finishing top in her age group and in top three overall in countless local sprint, Olympic, and 70.3 distance triathlons, Jenn podiumed in her debut Ironman 70.3 and has gone on to podium in multiple 70.3 and 70.3 relay events. She has qualified for both the Ironman 70.3 and Ironman World Championships – punching her ticket to Kona, Hawaii in her second full Ironman race.

As a full time mom/triathlete/coach with a passion for teaching and multisport, Jenn thrives off relationships with others, teaching new skills, refining old ones, and helping others reach their goals. She wants her athletes to be amazed at what their bodies can do and desires for each of them to realize their potential.