Addie Bracy holds a master’s degree in sport and performance psychology from the University of Denver, where she was trained and mentored by some of the leading sport psychologists in the field. She has earned the Certified Mental Performance Consultant designation from the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. She has provided mental performance consulting to elite athletes in swimming, basketball, softball, track and field, and ultrarunning and has worked as an extern at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

Bracy has been a competitive distance runner for two decades. She was team captain at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, and after college she qualified for the Olympic trials-twice in the marathon and once in the 10K. She has also been selected to compete for many world championships as part of USA national teams. She has represented Brooks Running and Salomon, and she currently represents Nike Trail. After transitioning to trail and mountain running, she quickly moved to ultradistance and has achieved podium finishes at some of the most competitive races in the country, such as the Lake Sonoma 50-mile run and The North Face 50-mile run. Her rÉsumÉ also includes the following accomplishments:

• Three-time USATF Women’s Mountain Runner of the Year (2016, 2017, 2018)
• Three-time USATF National Champion
• Ten-time selection to the USA national team
• Three-time Olympic trials qualifier
• World Mountain Running Championship Team Gold Medalist (2017)
• Leadville 100-mile event runner-up (2018)
• Ninth place in the Western States 100-mile event (2019)