Dr. Myleen Simone is a licensed Naturopathic Physician and the founder of Regenerative & Restorative Health Center in Surprise, Arizona. With a focus on holistic, patient-centered care, Dr. Simone specializes in addressing musculoskeletal pain and disorders, complex health issues such as hormone imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, digestive disorders, and chronic pain. Her practice offers a range of services including non-surgical regenerative treatments, manual therapies, peptide therapy, IV nutrient, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Dr. Simone is known for her compassionate approach, taking the time to listen to her patients and develop personalized treatment plans that promote healing from the inside out. Her commitment to restoring health and vitality has made her a trusted provider for individuals seeking natural and effective solutions to their health concerns.

She is the Treasurer of the Arizona Naturopathic Medical Association, a member of the Association for the Advancement of Restorative Medicine, and a member of NuBioage.

Licensed Realtor at DeLex Realty

Master of Business Administration, University of Western Ontario (1996).

Coaching:

GateWay Community College

• Mutiple Top 10 team finishes at NJCAA National XC Championships

• Mutiple  All-American Men and Women, XC

Mesa Community College

• Mutiple Top 10 team finishes at NJCAA National Championships

• Mutiple  All-American Men and Women, XC & T&F

• NJCAA Women's 4x800 Indoor National Champions

• NJCAA Women's 10,000m 3rd place

Running History: 

Cross Country and Track at High School (Ireland)

Cross Country and Indoor Track at the University of Western Ontario (Canada)

Boston Marathon 1992, 1993

3,000m 8:51

5,000m 15:01

10,000m Road 31:10

Half Marathon 1:10:33

Irish National Marathon, 9th place (2:28:51)

Cycling History:

2023: Arizona Hill Climb Champion (Age Group)

2024: Arizona Time Trial Champion (Age Group)

2024: Arizona Hill Climb Champion (Age Group)

2024: Arizona Road Race Champion (Age Group)

2025: Arizona Time Trial Champion

7th Grade Math Teacher/ Shadow Ridge HS Boys Head Coach XC / Mountain View (3-8 Grade) Head XC Coach

Background and Experience: 8 years HS Boys XC Coach, 3 Years Elemiddle Coach. Personal Endurance Coaching, Lifetime endurance athlete. Currently Ultra Runner 

Achievements: 

Family of 7 (Thrive>Survive)  5x USA Triathlon All-American, 7 Ultramarathon Overall Wins , Ultra Rank 93% 2x Boston Qualifier (PR 2:53) 2x State TT Champion (Cycling)  DNF: 3 (52k, Last Man Standing, 24 hr 100 mile)

Specializations: Certified Coaching: USA Track and Field, USA Cycling, USA Swimming, USA Triathlon. 

Personal Anecdotes: “Success is peace of mind that is the direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.” - John Wooden.  All of the races I am proud of, regardless of result, are because of the preparation and sacrifice. This is the same with anything in life really!! 

Willow Canyon Head Coach Girls Track/Director of In Motion Dance

Background and Experience: NJCCA Heptathlete, NCAA D1 Full Ride Heptathlete, 12 Years NJCCA Jumps/Hurdles Coach, 7 Years High School Head Coach, 8 Years USATF Youth Coach, USATF Masters Awards Committee Chair, USATF Masters Secretary, 20 years USATF Masters Athlete (hurdles, jumps, combined events)

Achievements: 48-Time USATF Masters National Champion, 14-Time WMA World Champion, 11-Time American Record Holder, GCSG 2017 Athlete of the Year, 5-Time USATF Masters Athlete of the Year, USATF Masters Hall of Fame, WMA Gallery of Champions Ambassador

Specializations: Jumps, Hurdles and Combined Events

Personal Anecdotes: I became a heptathlete in college.  I had to learn how to hurdle, jump and throw.  (was a sprinter in HS).  My first hurdle race was a 55m race at UofA.  Was a complete disaster and I was dead last.  I was furious.  My coach approached me and I told him, “That will never happen again!”.  He thought I meant I was going to quit.  I actually meant I would not lose like that again.  I spent the next week focused on the event.  The following weekend I had my first heptathlon.  I won the hurdles, broke the meet record in the hurdles and ended up winning the heptathlon.  I share this story because in life we are often faced with difficult moments that we have a choice in how we will respond.  You can let the moment defeat us or we can defeat the moment.  This is an example that I chose to defeat the moment.  I share this story with my athletes every year to teach them and remind them that they too will have moments like this and the choice is theirs to make.

Physical Therapist; Coach; Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric PT

Background and Experience: Besides maintaining consistent personal running endeavors, coaching at the Middle School (Del Sur Middle School 2011-2012, Lancaster CA) and High School (Chandler HS Assistant Coach 2012-2013, Shadow Ridge HS Volunteer and Assistant Coach 2022-2025), I have attended numerous national-level coaching clinics including LA84 and Boulder Running Clinics locations. I had the pleasure of personally taking various exercise-science classes from Dr Jeff Messer when at Mesa Community College which sparked my interest in evidence based training. 

Achievements: NJCAA All-American in the 3k Steeplechase at Mesa Community College 2009. MVP of BYU-Hawaii NCAA D2 Cross Country Team in 2011, running the 4th fastest 10k in school history. Two-time PacWest All-Conference honors in cross country. While having a loving family with my wife and three children, I have been able to utilize current training strategies to set new running PRs across all running distances from 4:29 (1600m); 15:44 (5k); 31:36 (10k); to 1:10:55 (Half Marathon) at the ages of 36-37 years of age.

Specializations: Doctorate of Physical Therapy (2017); Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy (2021); USATF Level 1 Coach (2022)

Personal Anecdotes: Running can be life-changing. Beginning in my junior year of high school, the journey evolved from having no college ambitions to earning a full scholarship to run for a D2 program in Hawaii, ultimately becoming the top runner on the team. This foundation has significantly shaped both my family and professional life.

Hi there, I am Coach Lee, I am the girls cross country coach at Shadow Ridge and this will be my 8th year working with the SRHS cross country program. I also served as the SRHS boys head track coach for 4 years. I started distance running in high school in the late 1960’s when seeing runners out on the road was a rare occurrence.   Running has been a passion of mine ever since then and has provided me the opportunities to attend college and to travel and compete across North America and Europe. Now it’s my turn to give back to the sport that has given so much to me. 

I was primarily a middle distance runner,  competing in everything from the 400 (440yards) through the 5000.In High school, I was a 4:15 miler and 9:12 2-miler. My college best performances were: 3:48 1500M,  4:04 (Mile),   13:27 3 Mile, 13:58 (5000M)

My academic focus was Biological Sciences,  with a strong interest in Human Physiology and later Exercise Physiology.

My coaching career began here at SRHS 8 years ago. We have had a successful program, winning the boys and Girls Dysart District cup every year while advancing both  teams to the state meet every year. Many of our runners have gone on to compete at the college level,  including last year's NJCAA small school cross country champion,  Jackson Bland.