“Dumbbells were a weight that I had to dig deep into, and every event was difficult all weekend. Six events over two days is a lot,” she explained.
Tournier, who is also a SaskPro coach, said one thing he often hears is how scared people are of starting a fitness program.
“It’s really the greatest gift you can give yourself. I feel so much better and definitely stronger when I’m closer to 50 than I did when I was 30,” she said.
Known for his marathon prowess, McPherson plans to run in the Boston Marathon in April. And she, she got other women to try too.
“You’ll never regret it and you’ll make a great group of fitness-minded friends for life.
Regarding McPherson’s first competition this weekend, she said she enjoyed the fact that everyone was very supportive and cheering each other on, regardless of which club they came from or who they were playing against. Told.
A total of six SaskPro members competed, including 13-year-old Anthony Luciano, who competed in the Open Men’s division.
Pure Athetics also entered the Masters division along with Ginelle Olsen and Noreen Reed. Taylor Olsen also participated.
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