Bianca is the ultimate hype girl who's always in your corner. It's hard not to be motivated by her. An advocate for women's health through the life stages, B meets you where you're at!
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Bianca Rosie.
Bianca, or B, wasn't always been a runner. She avoided sport at school after being badly bullied — PE felt like hell.
At 22, B left the UK and travelled solo through Asia and South America, exploring cities on foot. That’s where running began — no structure, just freedom.
After her first child, she discovered the game-changing power of strength training, retrained as a PT, and found her way back to running post party — this time with purpose.
Starting a new sport and career in her mid-30s was scary. But she wanted to show women — especially mums — that running doesn’t have to be all-out to be powerful. It can be steady. Intentional. Empowering.
Bianca is the ultimate support girlie and as Head Coach of the Bellarine squad, it's not unusual to hear her out cheering her crew on with things like “Pace is forward" and "“Start on the meatiest part of the hill.”
The half marathon used to be her love, but Bianca thinks there’s something electric about the 10km — it's that perfect mix of endurance and full send.
She completed her first World Major at the Sydney Marathon in 2026. She likes to be versitile as a runner and thinks "if you don't use it, you lose it!"
"Running has carried me through so many tough moments. Walk/run isn’t cheating — it’s smart. Using an aid station to regroup or simply changing the stimulus in your legs can be the difference between surviving and finishing strong."
✨ Fun facts:
• Born in the UK and was a recurring extra on Skins TV show
• Survived a hot air balloon crash in the Yarra Valley
• Diagnosed with ADHD at 35 — which helped me understand my busy brain and why running grounds me.
