In 1999 I arrived at UNC Chapel Hill as a graduate student in Human Movement Science and stayed for 15 years, coaching Olympic-sport athletes and helping the department adopt new performance technology.

In 2015 I moved into performance technology with VX Sport, a New Zealand-based wearable GPS company, and built its US presence. I now consult for the company. The work taught me how to earn trust inside universities, military units and national laboratories, and how to explain technical material to people who are not specialists.

Since 2012 I have consulted through Gisselman Performance and Creative (GPC) Consulting, building analytics and reporting tools for performance programs.

Outside work I run trails and have mountain biked for about 26 years. I am a landscape and outdoor adventure photographer, and I have been at it for more than 12 years. Night skies are a passion: most of mine were taken in New Zealand, where dark skies are plentiful, and one was featured on the Dunedin, NZ Instagram account.

I live in Arvada, Colorado.

I am available for work in, and out, of the United States. Please send inquiries through the contact portal. 

I started in the weight room and research lab and kept learning