Coach Tawnee is a Physical Therapist, Triathlon Coach and competitive age group triathlete who really understands the importance of hydration. With such an active lifestyle she can’t afford to not be hydrated, but like most of us doesn’t always need a product with sugar, carbohydrates, and calories. She tried Nuun again for the first time in a while, and we’re proud to say we stacked up to the competition. Check out her review here.    

Our week in Kona for the World Championships of Ironman has come and gone, but the memories and the impact we made there remain strong! We had a great showing of athletes and team from all over the country and the world. Upon arriving we set up our space in the K-Swiss side of the Expo and our impact was immediate. With warm temperatures and lots of activities and athletes to attract people to the main stage, we were at

Nuun congratulates our partner Team In Training! Pick up the July issue of Runner’s World, dedicated to “outrunning cancer”, and you’ll find numerous references to Team In Training (TNT). In fact, two of this edition’s seven cover variations feature Team In Training participants — one with Coach Lyle Jacon and the other with Angela Alleyne, both cancer survivors.  Then, in “Team Effort,” Runner’s World writer and Team In Training participant John Brant chronicles his TNT experience with the Portland chapter

Patricia Walsh, a blind athlete from Seattle Washington and the 2010 Nautica New York City Triathlon Physically Challenged Open Division Champion will attempt to be the first blind woman to break 12 hours in the Ironman distance this Saturday with the help of two very special people. Michelle Ford and Sonja Wieck, two moms from Denver Colorado. Michelle is a mom to two daughters Isabel and Charlotte, wife to Michael, dog-mom to Kona, and has a dedicated obsession to anything