Logan earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2014 from the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) and has been a practicing clinician for 9 years. He has worked in a number of Physical Therapy settings including acute, inpatient rehabilitation, and outpatient, but discovered his real skill set and expertise was Outpatient Orthopedics and Running/Gait Biomechanics. In addition to his clinical Doctorate, Logan earned his PhD in Physical Therapy with published research in Gait Biomechanics, specifically ankle biomechanics. He has presented at Local and National Conferences, as well as delivering lectures and teaching at various Universities as an expert in movement, gait, and running analysis.

He has extensive experience in orthopedic injuries, injury prevention, running related injuries, advanced running analysis, sport performance training, Sports Medicine, and coaching. He is also certified in blood flow restriction (BFR) and dry needling. Logan competed collegiately in Track and Field and Cross Country for UCA all four years of undergraduate, was a Team Captain for two of those final years of his undergraduate seasons and a Graduate Assistant Coach for the UCA Cross Country and Track team while earning both his Doctorates.

Logan opened Blue Rose Physical Therapy in 2021 with a general purpose and vision in mind- to have a path of greater positive health impact to the Central Arkansas Community. He knows this impact and outreach needs to be extended to the Arkansas Running Community- thus, Blue Rose Running Co. was created!

Chelsea is an Elite caliber runner who has been involved in the running community for 20 years with 10 years of coaching experience. She found success in running at a young age, winning multiple conference and state titles in high school. Chelsea competed collegiately where she earned all-conference recognition for the 1,500, 3,000, steeplechase, and 5,000 meters. She was the school record holder in the steeplechase and acted as the Team Captain for her team at Arkansas State University (ASU). After her own collegiate running career as a Red Wolf, she began coaching junior high and high school cross country and track and field, which she did for 5 years, before moving to become a volunteer assistant at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) for two years. Chelsea began her own private coaching business in 2016 where she provided specialized and individualized training to both high school athletes and adults. Chelsea's experience, values and goals for the Central Arkansas running community align perfectly with the Vision and Mission of Blue Rose Running Co. making her an amazing fit as a leader on the Blue Rose Team!

Besides running, Chelsea’s hobbies include reading and traveling. She is a recent graduate of UCA, earning her Ed. S degree, and she serves as an Assistant Principal at Greenbrier High School. Currently her favorite distance is the half marathon, and she was the 2023 Little Rock Half Marathon winner.

Beau is a highly skilled and dedicated coach with a passion for empowering individuals to reach their fullest potential. With over 18 years of experience in the coaching industry, he has honed expertise in various areas, including leadership development, personal growth, and team dynamics. As a coach, Beau employs a client-centric approach, tailoring his coaching sessions to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual. He firmly believes in fostering a supportive and encouraging environment where clients feel comfortable exploring their strengths, challenges, and aspirations. Having completed multiple coaching certifications through USATF, USTFCCCA, NICA and USAC, Beau is equipped with a diverse range of tools and techniques to guide clients through transformative journeys. His coaching style combines empathy, active listening, and powerful questioning to help clients gain clarity, overcome obstacles, and achieve sustainable results. Throughout his career, Beau has successfully coached elite athletes from various disciplines. Beyond coaching, Beau is a strong advocate for continuous learning and personal growth. He regularly attends workshops, conferences, and industry events to stay updated with the latest coaching methodologies and trends.

When not coaching, Beau can be found enjoying outdoor activities, racing, and spending quality time with family.

At the age of 41, Jeff faced some major health issues . It was then he decided to take control of his health and fitness. After losing over 100 pounds through proper diet and fitness, he saw life through a different lens and thus discovered his love for running. This love pushed him to learn as much as he could about this sport to not only better his life, but have the knowledge and opportunities to help others improve their lives. Soon, he began his journey to becoming a coach and through his courses earned a Road Runner’s Club of America Level II Coaching Certification.

Early in Jeff's running journey, he was introduced to trail and ultrarunning where his passion only grew. He attended, taught and hosted trail running clinics around the Southern United States. Jeff also has experience running many ultra-marathons, including the Arkansas Traveller 100, which has further cultivated his new found path in running and coaching. In addition to the trail running clinics, Jeff has worked in the running industry and coached both individuals and groups since 2018.
When Jeff is not running or coaching, he enjoys reading and spending time outdoors.

I have been running since I was a kid and what started as a journey to be a fast 400m runner led down to the roads of the marathon. I am an elite marathon runner and 2-time Olympic Trials Qualifier with a personal best of 2:36:19, which I ran in Chicago 2023, 14 months after giving birth to my precious baby girl, Lucy. I specialize with runners who are under-fueling, as I am a sports nutritionist, and love helping runners build confidence and love their journey. I’m here to help inspire the next generation of female athletes to pursue dreams they never thought possible.