Endurance Coach | Marathoner | Building Stronger Runners Every Day
About CESAR HUBBARD
Endurance coach specialized in marathon and middle-distance training with over 20 years involved in athletics and competitive running. USATF Level 1 & Level 2 certified, VDOT Certified Coach, marathoner with multiple Boston Marathon qualifications, and experience coaching runners from beginner to advanced levels. Passionate about helping athletes improve performance while enjoying the process.
Description
Cesar Hubbard is an endurance coach, marathoner, and race organizer based in Los Mochis, Mexico. With more than 20 years involved in athletics and competitive running, he has built extensive experience both as an athlete and as a coach specializing in middle-distance and long-distance events.
He is certified as a USATF Level 1 and Level 2 Coach, as well as a VDOT Certified Running Coach. Over the years, he has helped numerous runners achieve personal bests, qualify for the Boston Marathon, and develop consistency and confidence in their training.
As an athlete, Cesar has completed more than 20 marathons, earned multiple Boston Marathon qualifying performances, and finished the Boston Marathon on several occasions. His coaching philosophy combines structured training, individualized planning, athlete communication, and long-term development focused on both performance and durability.
In addition to coaching, Cesar is co-founder and director of the Medio Maratón Los Mochis and co-founder of Club Zarigüeyas, organizations dedicated to promoting running culture and endurance sports in the region. His passion for the sport extends beyond performance, aiming to inspire more people to embrace an active lifestyle and discover their potential through running.
Athlete Requirements
Athletes must be committed to consistency, communication, and long-term development. Training plans are individualized and designed according to each athlete’s goals, experience, schedule, and current fitness level.
Requirements include:
• Commitment to following the training plan consistently
• Open communication and training feedback
• Willingness to prioritize recovery, mobility, and injury prevention
• Use of a GPS watch and training platform for workout analysis
• Positive attitude and patience throughout the process
The goal is not only performance improvement, but also building strong, healthy, and durable runners.