Hi! My name is Steve. I live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with my wife Diane and my sons David (7) and Josh (5). We enjoy the mountains because of their awesome beauty and the outdoor playground they provide. We love to hike, fish, mountain bike, climb, canoe, and we revel in the winter skiing!

      We also love the unique community which is Jackson Hole. With only 12,000 people in town it's a great small town atmosphere. However since we are the gateway town to both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, over 3 million people visit each summer, and more come to ski and snowboard each winter.

      I come to coaching from an extremely wide experiential and educational background. My coaching training is from Limitbusters Coach Training Academy which specializes in Attention Deficit Disorder coaching.

      I have two masters degrees. My first masters degree is from the University of Arizona is in Exercise Physiology. I put this learning of human performance into practice as a swim coach and earned "Age Group Coach of the Year" from the US Swim Coaches Association.

      My second masters degree is from Regent University in Practical Theology. This is the "traditional" seminary degree from a great school with an international reputation. I have taken my theological and leadership training and am putting it into practice as a Life Coach and Natural Church Development consultant. I also teach a course at a local junior college on World Religions. I am currently on staff at the Jackson Hole Christian Center working on implementing Natural Church Development.

      I coach in a relaxed authentic style drawing from my varied background and collected wisdom. My passionate belief is that we were all created to uniquely impact our world. I work to help my clients understand themselves, accept their strengths and weaknesses, develop clear focus and take action toward their dreams.

      I am proud to be the third generation of Gilmore's to be called "coach". I feel called to continue in my father and grandfather's tradition of impacting others lives, and I'm excited about taking their tradition into this new paradigm of improving human performance!