Adam McIntyre

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Dr. Adam McIntyre, PT of Grand Rapids, Michigan is a certified bike fitter and USA Cycling certified coach who leverages his experience and skills to benefit recreational and competitive athletes. Adam approaches his coaching as an extension of his long career as a physical therapist, where he helps clients reach goals and maximize their potential in their sports.

Adam meets athletes where they are. He will help you develop achievable physical and competitive goals that are consistent with a healthy mind and body. Correcting imbalances, healing or preventing injuries and developing strength and fitness as a single package will lead to an increase in your performance and enjoyment of your sport.

Adam can help you train by heart rate, power or perceived exertion. While working as a full-time physical therapist, he has continued to compete in gravel, road, cyclocross and short course triathlon, gaining personal knowledge of the terrain, courses, and conditions that face Midwestern competitors, as well as the challenges that face athletes with full lives outside of sport. Adam has been a race director and course designer for the Michigan Cyclocross State Championship Race (2016, 2017).

As a racer, Adam has achieved podium results in races throughout the Midwest as a Cat 3 cyclocross racer (OVCX, Chicago Cross Cup, MichiganCX series) as well as podium finishes in road and age group triathlon racing.

At home in west Michigan, Adam enjoys spending time chasing his four and six year-old sons and their dog, Ms. Perkins, around the local bike park. He also enjoys fishing, wood carving and gravel-road riding.

Events: Cyclocross, Endurance Road Riding, General Cycling Fitness, Gran Fondos – Centuries, Gravel Grinders, Olympic/Sprint Triathlon, Road Racing, Running

Services: Clinics/Camps, Consultation, Skills Training, Training Programs

Specialties: Beginning Racing, Criterium, Dirt Skills, General Fitness, Return from Injury, Return from Overtraining, Road Skills, Speed Century, Working Athletes