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We are pleased to announce the winners of this superb competition in association with Asics where by Asics are giving away a chance to win a days training with World Triathlon Champion 2008, Helen Jenkins.
All you had to do was simply spend over £70 on Asics running products at wiggle.co.uk before Midnight Sunday 28th February to be in with a chance of winning!
Asics have been developing running shoes and running clothes for more than 50 years. But their principles have never changed. Everything Asics undertake at their research and development center in Kobe, Japan is developed on the basis of scientific work with the intensive cooperation of male and female athletes. And with a very clear objective: To produce innovative sports product solutions and technologies to help athletes achieve their goals. ANIMA SANA IN CORPORE SANO – A sound mind in a sound body – ASICS This phrase has shaped Asics destiny. It is the echo of their consistency, innovation, commitment to quality and originality.
lucky winners Katrina Pirlo & Stephen Morrell will be taking their guests Catherine Townsend & Jeremy Paul Mulkern to attend the training day with Helen Jenkins due to take place on Friday 16th April 2010.
This is what Katrina Pirlo had to say!
Hi Jason, I’m absolutely chuffed to hear I’ve won this…. I only did my first tri last year and have signed up for two this year. A training day with Helen Jenkins and a bunch of new kit is such a motivating prize at this time of year. Thanks Wiggle (and thanks for the haribo that came with my shoes). I’m really excited.
And Here’s what Stephen had to say!
I wasn’t sure what else Helen Jenkins had won (apart from the World Championships) but Jeremy filled me in:
• 2006 – UK National Triathlon Champion
• 2007 – Australian Caloundra Sprint Triathlon Champion
• 2008 – La Paz ITU Triathlon Pan American Cup Champion
• 2008 – Vina del Mar ITU Triathlon Pan American Cup Champion
• 2008 – ITU World Triathlon Champion‘Well done, she’ll put you through your paces. Could be harder than a Thursday evening session!’
(We have a cycling club turbo night, and a ‘stretch’ session with our Physio – usually the most painful part of the week – on a thursday night)
I hope his facts are right. Some training tips from a world champion are enough for me.
So I’ve gone from a feeling of stunned elation to being completey intimidated and wondering if we can keep up with possibly one of the all round fastest people on the planet, even for a training session!
Absolutely looking forward to it, though and always nice to win something!
We will be keeping you up to date with the winners training with Helen Jenkins via the Wiggle Bloggle.