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Lindsey Middleton Schindler, Director of Track & Field Operations at 180 Elite Performance
Director of Track & Field Operations

Lindsey Middleton Schindler

M.S. Exercise Sciences • NCAA Division I Hurdler • Utah State Record Holder • Performance Coach

Her Story

Speed. Science. Technique.

Lindsey Middleton Schindler brings an elite combination of collegiate competition, academic expertise, and coaching experience to 180 Elite Performance™.

A graduate of Brigham Young University (BYU), Lindsey earned a Bachelor's degree in Exercise & Wellness with a minor in Psychology, followed by a Master of Science in Exercise Sciences.

Lindsey competed for five years as an NCAA Division I student-athlete on the BYU Track & Field team, specializing in the hurdles. Before her collegiate career, she established herself as one of Utah's premier high school hurdlers, becoming the Utah High School State Record Holder in the 100-meter hurdles.

With 5+ years of private and group coaching experience, Lindsey specializes in hurdle technique, sprint mechanics, speed development, and athlete performance. She combines her experience as a Division I athlete with her academic background in exercise science to help athletes develop technically, physically, and competitively.

Outside of athletics and coaching, Lindsey is a wife who values family, personal growth, and investing in the development of others.

At 180 Elite Performance™, Lindsey leads Track & Field athlete development with a focus on helping athletes improve performance, refine technique, build confidence, and pursue their next level.

Proven Impact

Building faster, stronger, and more technically sound athletes.

NCAA Division I

BYU Track & Field Student-Athlete

Utah State Record

100-Meter Hurdles Record Holder

M.S. Exercise Sciences

BYU Graduate Studies

5+ Years

Private & Group Coaching Experience

Hurdle Specialist

Sprint Mechanics & Speed Development

Exercise Science

Performance & Athletic Development

"I combine my experience as a Division I athlete with exercise science to help athletes develop technically, physically, and competitively."

Lindsey Middleton Schindler, M.S.