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  Stuart Janssen

  Facebook Verified 6 years, 5 months ago

  BPC is both a team sponsor and team management, but beyond that, they're committed to helping athletes of all levels perform at their best and offer services that run the gamut of budgets. For instance: I am a cat 4 with rheumatoid arthritis on an art teacher's salary. Bryant and Dale have been helpful beyond the basic training services that I can afford in making recommendations on how I can accommodate my joint pain while still trying to remain competitive. They're also the only (to my knowledge) coaching service in the US that offers mobile hydration testing.

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  Danny Boone,

  Shared on buildpeakcompete.com

  As part of my physical I would be required to take my first treadmill stress test. I didn’t know squat about these things before today. I went for 21 minutes and ended up running on a 22 percent grade at 6 mph. The nurse practitioner said the previous best she had seen in her years was around 18 minutes. It actually got a little silly during the test – all the techs crammed into the room when I hit 18 minutes, in order to provide “motivation.” Must have been a slow day in the office. Obviously, you’re doing an awesome job on the training, Bryant! There’s no way I could have done that without your program! Thanks again!!”

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  Brooks Fowler

  Shared on buildpeakcompete.com

  “Just wanted to let you know how much BPC and your coaching has helped me this year. Last March I decided I wanted to step up to the Half Ironman distance in triathlon. I debated continuing the same approach I had in previous years where I followed various online plans and magazines articles to train. I decided since this distance was considerably longer than the sprints I had done in previous years I might need a coach. But would it be worth the cost? I knew hiring you would make me better and give me the peace of mind that I could finish the race if I followed the plan. What I did not expect was that my work and family life improved as well. ...

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  Margaret Molteni

  Shared on buildpeakcompete.com

  “I’ve been a runner for as long as I can remember and have always been competitive by nature, but with a 5k PR of 23:42, I grew increasingly frustrated in stagnation and believed that I would never be a competitive athlete.
  
  I starting running marathons and racing shorter distances for fun in college, but knew I wasn’t anywhere near my full potential. Before BuildPeakCompete, my training consisted of running whatever distance I felt that morning at whatever speed was comfortable. I was constantly moving from one injury to the next and when I was healthy, I wasn’t training smart. ...

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