About Jasmine
Jasmine Fehr lives and breathes running. For the past three years, she has worked as CITIUS MAG’s Podcast Producer and Social Media + Website Editor while training competitively for marathons. She has covered two World Championships and seven NCAA Championships on-site. Jasmine competed for the University of Portland and University of Tennessee, later coaching full-time at Tennessee. While at UT, she qualified for the NCAA D1 Championships and, as a junior, won two titles at the U20 Canadian Championships.
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My Coaching Philosophy
To meet athletes where they’re at and help them reach their potential. Great coaching means understanding the whole athlete — their life, stress, and goals — and shaping training around that. I’ve been fortunate to have coaches who shared these values, and I hope to do the same.
I believe coaching is about building trust first. When an athlete feels seen and supported as a person, they’re able to train more confidently and consistently. Everyone has a different path, and I want to help each athlete I coach find what works best for them individually.
I also believe that progress comes from patience and consistency, not shortcuts. Small, intentional steps add up over time, and my goal is to help athletes stay engaged, healthy, and motivated through the ups and downs of training.My ultimate goal is for athletes to feel improvement that goes beyond times and workouts, and shows up in their confidence, mindset, and connection to the sport and themselves!
- 2 x U20 National Champion - 1500m, 3000m (2018)
- Canadian championships 1500m Finalist (2019)
- Canada Summer Games 5000m Champion (2022)
- NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships Qualifier (2023)
- University of Tennessee Indoor 5000m Record Holder
- SEC 10,000m Bronze Medalist (2023)
- Saskatchewan Marathon Record Holder (2024)
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5000mBU Valentine INvite, 2023
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Half MarathonHouston, 2024
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MarathonCalifornia International Marathon, 2024
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1500mCanadian Championships, 2019
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800mCanadian Championships, 2019
