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
I have always loved running and have always wanted to run a half or full marathon. I have never believed I could do it, but this year I am going to prove myself wrong and fulfill one of my goals. Marathon here I come!
Hoping to take the responsibility of my own health/life and make the changes that will see me living life to its fullest instead of just going through the motions.
This year my goal is to balance getting a doctorate degree and my own health. At times, it feels that one or the other becomes the focus. My hope is to find a state of equilibrium.
I’m doing as many 5ks and mud and obstacle races as I can this year. Would love to call these fancy Reebok shoes my own and see what they’re made of. Thanks
Wanting to start jogging, have been walking but need to kick it up a notch!
As I approach my 50th Birthday this July, I am committed to making this the healthiest year of my life. I am a retired fitness instructor who has lfallen off the wagon, so to speak, over the last 2 years. I have also battled severe arthritis from Systemic Lupus since I was a child. As a nurse, I know how important staying physically fit is for both my physical and mental health, so this has motivated me even more to get back in shape!
Would love to have a pair. Work in a warehouse, which is tough on your feet, wonder how they hold up to that kind of pressure
I’m stop, challenging, and choosing when faced with a choice to eat something that will take me further from my health goals.
Stop – take a moment before you act
Challenge – what is the underlying emotion or situation that is making you feel this way
Choose – choose to make a choice that gets you closer to your goals
I will be doing a 5K this year. A test to my own body because of 1. being over weight and 2. I have ankle arthritis. But I want to push myself to be better, even if I end up having to walk it!
When you are in pain, it isn’t just a physical challenge, but a mental challenge as well, to work through the pain.
The one thing I am doing this year is I am running my first 5K. I am not runner, and I have just started running this year. I am not really in shape, so to me this is a test. Running in general is a physical and mental test, but running and training for my first 5K is just as physical and mental test.