UPDATED 2/26/2014:
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS
My Picks:
Corinne Doughan
Tricia Tucker
Stephanie Rader
Chris’ Picks:
Jeremy Johnson
Keith Christensen
Mike Lyons
There have been so many great comments and curious minds asking questions about the Reebok All-Terrain Series shoes Chris and I keep talking about, so we figured what better way to answer your questions than to just give away some of the shoes for you guys to try! Now, these shoes don’t even come out until March 15th, so the winners will be the lucky few who get to rock these shoes early! 🙂
And here?s the best part: I?ll be giving away 3 women’s pairs, and Chris will be giving away 3 men’s pairs :). Yes. You read that right?that?s 6 pairs of shoes! Are you excited yet?!
Here’s how to win:
1. Since the goal of every Spartan Race is to test the mental and physical capacity of every competitor, ?leave a comment on this post telling us in 100 words or less?one thing you?re doing this year to test your own mental or physical capacity, and why you?re doing this one thing.
2. Follow both me?and Chris on social media and share this post. The more you share, the more chances to win!
Heidi: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Pinterest
Chris: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Pinterest
Be sure to include the hashtag #PowellReebokGiveaway so we can find you!
3. Enter by Sunday, February 23, 2014 @ 11:59 p.m. PST.
Six winners have been chosen on and notified through the social media channels posted in #2 above.
Get ready. Get set. Go!
And good luck! 🙂
To learn more about these amazing shoes, read our reviews here:
Mine -?Did the Shoes Make the Cut??or find the shoes HERE!?
Chris’- Testing out the new Reebok All-Terrain Shoe!
1,588 Responses
Would love to win
When I went through a divorce in 2006, I channeled my negative energy into my first marathon. 26.2 miles of healing and I’ve been running ever since. When I turned 40 in 2009, I celebrated by doing my first 1/2 Ironman. This year I turn 45 so naturally, I am doing my first Ultra run. A 50k on the trails of Susquehanna State park in March. For me every new challenge allows me to see my own strengths, not just physically, but as a single mom, an employee, a friend.
I have started doing 5k walks . My goal for 2014 is to do 14 5k/half marathon. My ultimate goal is to do a marathon abdul and triathlon . I have gone from 388 # to 245 pounds currently . Heidi and Chris thanks first the daily inspiration and motivation.
My name is Tatiana, 21 years old and I am overweight by more than 100lbs (unfortunately). Being diagnosed with Chiari Malformation and severe anxiety and depression, it’s taken a toll on my weight, DRASTICALLY. I keep asking myself wether to fix my mental health first so then I can have a good mindset to get physically healthy, or if I should get my physical health in check so the mental health would instantly change as a result of feeling better physically. I realized that both affect eachother and I need to work on both at the same time. Living on my own with two jobs, college student, no car, I find it difficult to find the time to exercise or prep meals. I now know I need to MAKE the time because I NEED and want SO badly to be healthy and feel good. Some sturdy reliable shoes to help me feel motivated to get my mental and physical health would help GREATLY. Exercising daily even if it’s on my way to the bus stop while getting to work and school is how I’ve been making sure I get my exercise in. Even if I’m on the go, making better nutritional choices helps big time. I work at Chick fil A so a grilled market salad rather than my favorite spicy deluxe has been helping me, and lastly seeking professional help to get my mental health bak on track has a great influence on my physical health.
Thank you for your time Heidi and Chris! -Tatiana
I am running my first Spartan race (Albany) this year as well as my first half marathon (The Maple Leaf – Manchester, VT). Also two triathalons this year (annual family tri and another in The Hamptons)! I could really use some all terrain shoes! Do you think those will help me out? Please pick me! 🙂 p.s. The Powell family rocks!
I am preparing for the BAA 5K! I’m not ready for the BAA marathon, but the 5K will be fun!
Well…what I actually did last year was that I broke up and so I gained weight because of my homemade cake that I used to bake. Then I started to realize that “hey, you are now too big for your jeans” so I started to lose weight. I went to gym and start to do those lifting which was kinda hard but fun at the same time.
Anyway I keep myself happy each time I hit the gym or go out to run in the morning. Felt a bit lonely but keep doing it as this was kinda a test for me as I was sad but now happy and think positively to be in shape and eat well.
I was taken out at last years VT Tough Mudder after I was run over by a herd of wild bro’s. (Mud caused a man to slide into me, and knocked my knee cap to the left)
I had hopped a wall. Run a muddy mile up a mountain, and taken out. I trained for a year for this, and to say I was disappointed is an understatement. I was heartbroken.
I lost 115lbs and this was my reward? I felt cheated. So after 6 months of healing and PT I’m back training again, for NEXT years VT Tough Mudder. 🙂 Me and that mountain have a score to settle.
This year I am doing my 1st half marathon in Champaign and I have also signed up for my 1st Mud Run as well. Stepping away from my usual 5 and 10k’s to try something a little harder and out of my comfort zone!
Training for my third marathon since I turned 50. Last years marathon was tough because of foot pain but I’m back now feeling good and ready to have a better marathon in May. Running keeps me motivated and relieves stress as a divorced mother of three teens. Times can be challenging but challenging my body helps keep me happy. I would love Reebok trail shoes because runs in the woods are so awesome!