Our Coaches and Mentors

Founder, Eddy Collective | Performance Coach | Educator | Athlete Development Specialist | Former Collegiate Softball Athlete

Aubrey Cousins, MPH

Coach Aubrey Cousins is the founder of Eddy Collective, an athlete development organization dedicated to helping athletes thrive through movement, leadership, and lifelong wellness. With a background spanning coaching, education, public health, and performance training, Aubrey believes that the strongest athletes are built through intentional development—not just better workouts.

Aubrey earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with a concentration in Wellness and a minor in Psychology from California State University, Monterey Bay, before completing a Master of Public Health at California State University, San Marcos. Her graduate research explored the mental health of collegiate athletes following the COVID-19 pandemic, reinforcing her belief that athletic performance and personal well-being are inseparable.

A former collegiate softball player and multi-sport athlete, Aubrey has coached athletes from the youth level through high school while serving in leadership roles in independent school athletics. As an Assistant Athletic Director, educator, dorm head, and varsity coach, she has developed programs that integrate strength and conditioning, speed development, injury prevention, leadership education, and mental performance into one comprehensive athlete experience.

Through Eddy Collective, Aubrey's mission is to redefine athlete development by creating environments where athletes learn to move well, think critically, lead confidently, and care for their bodies long after their competitive careers end. Her coaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that movement is medicine, relationships matter, and growth happens when athletes are challenged, supported, and empowered to take ownership of their journey.

At the heart of Eddy Collective is the concept of the eddy—a place of controlled movement within chaos. Aubrey believes every athlete will encounter adversity, uncertainty, and change. Success is not about avoiding those moments, but learning to find rhythm within them. Through intentional coaching and education, she strives to help athletes build the resilience, confidence, and character needed to perform at their highest level in sport and in life.

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Doctor of Physical Therapy | Former Collegiate Soccer Athlete | Performance & Return-to-Play Specialist

Danielle Landrum, PT, DPT

Coach Danielle Landrum brings a unique perspective to athlete development, blending the mindset of a collegiate athlete with the expertise of a Doctor of Physical Therapy. A former defender for the California State University, San Bernardino women's soccer program, Danielle competed at the NCAA Division II level before pursuing her passion for helping athletes move, recover, and perform at their highest potential. During her collegiate career, she appeared in 27 games while earning significant minutes and contributing to her team's success both on and off the field.

Today, Danielle works as a licensed physical therapist, specializing in movement quality, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and long-term athletic performance. Her philosophy centers on treating the whole athlete—not simply returning athletes to play, but equipping them with the tools to move better, build confidence, and stay healthy throughout their careers. After earning her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, she continues to combine evidence-based practice with a passion for coaching and education.

As part of the Eddy Collective, Danielle helps bridge the gap between performance training and healthcare. Her work empowers athletes to understand their bodies, develop resilient movement patterns, and build sustainable habits that support both performance and lifelong wellness. She believes that movement is one of the most powerful forms of medicine and that every athlete deserves the knowledge to take ownership of their health.

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  • Ellie Bauer

    Mentor

    Ellie Bauer is a former collegiate softball pitcher at California State University, Monterey Bay, whose passion for athlete development extends far beyond the field. Combining her experience as a competitive athlete with a deep commitment to mental health, Ellie is completing her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, equipping her with the knowledge and perspective to support athletes as both performers and people.

    Having experienced the demands of collegiate athletics firsthand, Ellie understands the challenges that come with competition, confidence, pressure, and identity. She believes that athletic success and personal well-being are deeply connected, and that developing emotional resilience is just as important as developing physical skill.

    As a mentor with The Eddy Collective, Ellie is passionate about helping athletes build confidence, strengthen their mental game, and develop healthy habits that support long-term performance and overall well-being. She is committed to creating environments where athletes feel empowered to embrace challenges, trust the process, and grow into resilient leaders both on and off the field.

  • Jackie Perales

    Mentor

    Jackie Perales is a former collegiate softball player at California State University, Monterey Bay, and a dedicated coach who is passionate about helping athletes grow with confidence, resilience, and purpose. Through years of competing at the collegiate level, Jackie developed a deep appreciation for the discipline, teamwork, and perseverance required to succeed both on and off the field.

    Known for her positive energy and athlete-centered approach, Jackie believes that every practice is an opportunity to build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop lifelong habits. She is committed to creating environments where athletes feel encouraged to take risks, embrace challenges, and discover what they're capable of achieving.

    As a mentor with The Eddy Collective, Jackie brings a passion for skill development, leadership, and empowering young athletes to compete with joy. She believes that success is built through consistent effort, meaningful relationships, and a genuine love for the game.

  • Isabella Moyer

    Mentor

    Isabella Moyer is a former NCAA sprinter and coach who is passionate about helping athletes grow with confidence, resilience, and purpose. A Chico State graduate with a degree in Psychology, Isabella competed in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100 relay, where she helped record one of the fastest relay times in program history.

    A native of San Andreas, California, Isabella was inducted into the Calaveras High School Track & Field Hall of Fame after setting multiple school records during her high school career. Following her collegiate career, she returned to Chico State as an assistant sprints coach, where she helped develop the next generation of student-athletes.

    As a mentor with The Eddy Collective, Isabella believes growth comes from embracing the process, trusting your preparation, and showing up with intention every day. She is committed to helping athletes build confidence, navigate challenges, and discover that success is measured by who they become—not just what they accomplish.

  • Sabrina Hardin

    Mentor

    Sabrina Hardin is a former Stevenson School softball standout and current student at the University of Hawaiʻi, where she continues to pursue her education while staying connected to the game that helped shape her. Having played under Coach Cousins throughout high school, Sabrina now returns as a mentor and coach, giving back to the next generation of athletes.

    Through her experiences as both a player and mentor, Sabrina understands that the greatest lessons in sports extend far beyond the field. She believes athletics teach confidence, resilience, teamwork, and leadership—qualities that continue to make an impact long after an athlete's playing career ends.

    As a mentor with The Eddy Collective, Sabrina is passionate about creating a positive environment where young athletes feel encouraged to take risks, support one another, and compete with confidence. She hopes to inspire athletes to enjoy the journey, embrace growth, and recognize that the person they become through sport is far more important than the scoreboard.