GOTRIbal, the network connecting and empowering women who live active, endurance sports lifestyles, is offering women a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on 26 August 2011. GOTRIbal and its Chief Ambassador Chrissie Wellington will once again be bringing group members together to enjoy a unique experience in an intimate setting with the 3x World Ironman Champion.
The evening on 26 August brings women from around the US together, over a casual, intimate dinner, to learn from one of the best multisport athletes of our time, 3x World Ironman Champion and world record holder, Chrissie Wellington. In addition, some of Chrissie’s sponsors, Cannondale, CompressSport, Coffees of Hawaii, and Brooks, are offering special gifts to the GOTRIbal members in attendance.
“For me, the beauty of triathlon is the opportunity that professional athletes have to connect with age groupers, and through this personal, face to face contact hopefully inspire, encourage and empower them to push their limits and do more than they could ever think possible,” said Chrissie.
“GOTRIbal is an amazing vehicle for forging this relationship between women who share the passion of multisport, and I am super excited about the opportunity to meet with them in a relaxed, informal setting without a piece of lycra in sight!”
One of the nine members of the international GOTRIbal Ambassador Squad, Kelly Steinberg added, “I can’t tell you how proud I am to be part of an organisation that truly believes in the empowerment of women. As an Ambassador, I’m inspired to meet women from around the world who embody the values of this organisation. This dinner is one of the most unique experiences GOTRIbal creates to connect and empower its members.”
“It’s always been our goal to connect women with powerful and positive role models in the sport,” concluded Tanya Maslach, GOTRIbal CEO/Founder. “We are fortunate to do so with not only Chrissie, but the brands that support and serve her. We look forward to hearing the ladies’ exciting stories and creating more memorable experiences for others in our international community.”
