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Hi, I'm Mo

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Welcome.

Hi, I’m Mo! The founder of Themo Performance. After years of coaching and earning my doctoral degree in exercise science, I created Themo to offer something more: a space for science-backed training, real coaching, and accessible fitness knowledge.

Featured Work

Research

Articles

Podcast
Appearances

Stanford Researchers Team Up with Student-Athletes To Unlock Peak Performance
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Morgan partnered with the Stanford research team to help student-athletes unlock peak performance. Drawing from her extensive background in exercise science and hands-on coaching experience, she contributed expert insights and practical perspective to support the study’s evidence-based approach and real-world applications of performance training.
Dr. Morgan A Smith Postdoctoral Scholar
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Morgan’s research dives deep into the science of human performance, combining real-world coaching with evidence-based insights. Her latest publication reflects years of study, experience, and passion for movement.
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Morgan joined Dr. Jared Pelo and Dr. Mo Merritt on a podcast episode exploring the intersection of mindset, metrics, and human performance. They talked about how data can both guide and mislead, why the coach’s eye still matters, and how growth often comes from discomfort. It’s a conversation for anyone interested in the messy, meaningful balance between numbers and lived experience in sport.
This conversation explores movement, mindset, and how to navigate the starting point of your health journey. They touch on building sustainable exercise habits, getting to know your body, and using both science and self-awareness to support long-term well-being. A grounded, practical look at what it means to take care of yourself.
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Morgan was featured in The Cut to share her expert insights on the benefits of slow running. With her background in exercise science and years of coaching experience, she breaks down why slowing down your pace can actually lead to stronger, more sustainable performance.

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