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PowerTri



I really enjoyed racing for the SLRC over the last few years
and they have been incredibly nice to me,
but it was time for a change.

I am super excited to announce
that I will now be racing for

PowerTri

PowerTri is a triathlon store in Lehi
where you can get everything
you could possibly need for your triathlon racing and training.
For more info, go here.


I get to be on a team with 5 other amazing triathletes.
I love to be on a team.
We still all do our own thing, but it is nice to know
that you are not alone out there.

4 of us are racing together this weekend
in the Kida Relay.
I am really looking forward to it.
24 hours of biking, running, eating,
chatting, hanging out, and smashing yourself.
Sounds like my kind of fun.

Good luck to all my friends racing in the
Woman of Steel Triathlon
and the
Timpanogos Trail Marathon.
Have fun and enjoy the pain!

Comments

JessWilson said…
Love that we can follow your triathlon adventures here! I was going to ask you in person, but then thought maybe you could post here, about your nutrition. Just your general day to day intake (example of what a days meals/snacks consist of) and then also what you eat for pre/post race. I've been reading up on the best way to fuel my body to get the most efficiency but would like to get tips from the pros. :) Hope you have a great race this weekend and will look forward to reading your race report!
May 19, 2010
Leslie said…
Yay Sarah! Your new blog looks great! So excited for KIDA, should be tons of fun!
May 20, 2010
Jamie Pearson said…
man look at those legs!
May 22, 2010
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