My competing season was short but sweet as other priorities took place.
I had good intentions to continue on for the national stage after a great start into the spring season but every thing happens for a reason and I needed to line up my "ducks" before that next phase in my competing career.
2011 Train Like a Competitor Program. Taking a break from the stage gave me time to launch and focus on developing a specific group of athletes that would have the opportunity to learn the sport of physique in the NPC world. I feel that more women in our community want to be apart of a training group that keeps them motivated and busting their butt's every week. We keep each other accountable in progress in ways most people don't understand as a competitor. It's special and I believe in everyone that steps into this program that are committed to their results. It's empowering to be apart of and our goal is not to overlook my clients needs. I would rather give value to a program like this so we train in small groups once a week.We've started this journey together a year ago and we've lost and added a few along the way. I feel better than ever about the future of this program and what it will mean for many athletes that want to learn more about training or try their hand at competing for their personal best.
2011 October 31st Became an American Citizen! After months of tossing papers my application was finalized!Hollah This was another item on my list waiting for me to make a priority and I did. So thankful after 27 years of living and loving this country I became a permanent resident citizen.
2011 November 15th ACL Knee Surgery! After 12 years of having this injury I decided to move forward with it and to get it fixed. I felt more and more I was modifying my training to accommodate. I feel so much better that I've got it taken cared of.
Now on to the next!
