COACHES

Coach McGriff started participating in youth track at the age of 8 in Pittsburgh. She competed throughout high school and then went on to compete in sprints, jumps, and relays at Anderson University. She and her husband founded Body in Training in 2012, and she loves the opportunity to combine her gifts and experiences in track, her education in sports medicine, and her love for God and His Word to impact young athletes from a variety of public, private, and homeschool backgrounds. Coach McGriff is a USATF Level 2–certified coach with a specialization in youth and serves as president of the Indiana Youth Track Association. She is also a Certified Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Coach McGriff lives in Noblesville with her husband and two sons, and they attend Genesis Church.

Coach Bragg, a USATF level 1 certified coach, started his running career in Grant County where he attended Eastbrook High School and won an AAU National title in the 15-16 1500m. He went on to compete at Ball State University and Taylor University, earning a National Christian College title in the steeplechase. Since then, he has completed an ironman triathlon and began coaching with Body in Training in 2012. Coach Bragg’s favorite thing about Body in Training is the culture – the kids are positive, encouraging, respectful, and focused on using their God-given gifts to perform at the highest level. He lives in Noblesville with his wife and 2 sons.

Coach Will was a Body in Training decathlete throughout high school, and he now competes in track & field at Grove City College where he is a nursing student. He began coaching in 2025. Coach Will lives with his family in Westfield, and they attend College Park Church.

Coach Girolamo ran in high school and continues to compete in marathons and trail runs. He and his wife have 6 kids, and he enjoys coaching and watching them compete in a variety of sports. He began coaching with Body in Training in 2022, and his favorite thing about the team is the emphasis on setting personal bests rather than comparing yourself to others. Coach Girolamo loves seeing athletes accomplish goals they have set for themselves! He and his family attend Harbour Shores Church.

Coach Hubartt ran track and cross country in high school and has continued to compete in half marathons and ultra marathons. He began coaching with Body in Training in 2020, and for him, the most rewarding thing about coaching has been to see athletes discover that they are capable of doing really hard things they didn’t know they could do. Coach Hubartt also serves on the Body in Training Board of Directors, managing our website and helping with technology and communication. He lives in Noblesville with his wife and 4 kids, and they attend College Park Church.

Coach Jones competed in track and cross country in high school, qualifying for 4 state championships. Her 4x100m relay team won a state medal her senior year. She began coaching with Body in Training in 2022, and her favorite thing about coaching is seeing the kids’ faces light up when a good hand-off comes together. She works at Noble Crossing Elementary and lives in Noblesville with her husband, 3 daughters, and 2 pets.

Coach Lindsey competed in a variety of field events at Huntington University and coached high school track before starting coaching with Body in Training in 2022. Her favorite thing about coaching is watching athletes gain skills in field events and discover a love for the sport. She lives with in Noblesville with her husband and 3 kids, and they attend Genesis Church.

Coach Karmen competed for Huntington North High School and went on to compete at Butler University where she won the 2021 Big East title in the heptathlon. She works as a pharmacist, lives in Carmel with her husband and puppy, and attends Traders Point Church. She began coaching with Body in Training in 2025 and has loved the team’s welcoming community.

Coach Walder was a decathlete for Butler University and Michigan State University where he finished 9th in the decathlon in the NCAA National Championships in 2021. He began coaching with Body in Training in 2023. About coaching, he says, “I love seeing an athlete’s confidence grow. Watching an athlete set a goal, work towards that goal, and accomplish it is an awesome thing to be a part of.” Coach Walder works as an actuary, lives in Carmel with his wife, and attends Traders Point Church.