Max Multisport, a Chicago based triathlon training company specialising in working with beginner and advanced women athletes, has announced its sponsorship of the Naperville SheROX Triathlon in Illinois.
Taking place on Saturday 12 June, the Naperville SheROX Triathlon is part of the SheROX Triathlon Series – the fastest growing women’s triathlon series in the US.
Helping empower women to meet their fitness goals, Max Multisport will offer an official coaching program at the Naperville event.
“We are thrilled to partner with the SheROX Triathlon Series to sponsor this race,” said Renee Schneidewind, President of Max Multisport Coaching.
“We feel this event gives women the opportunity to achieve their fitness goals and we are happy to help make that possible. It is the core of what we do at Max Multisport and we are excited about the focus of this race.”
As a sponsor, Max Multisport will be providing athletes with one-on-one race day tips and tricks from a Max coach at the multisport expo the day before the race.
Max Multisport has been training athletes for over five years at the Naperville Triathlon and having this sponsor presence will clearly help athletes prepare for race day.
“We are so thankful to Max Multisport for supporting SheROX Naperville,” said Barb McKeever, Series Director.
“Dedicated sponsors like Max Multisport, giving back to our local athletes and communities, enable us to produce high quality events. More than 10,000 women have participated in our triathlon series nationwide and the athletes know first-hand the empowering and life-changing experience of a SheROX triathlon.
“Kudos to Max Multisport for giving us your support in Naperville this year!"
Over 2,000 women are expected to participate in the Naperville SheROX Triathlon in 2011, both beginner and experienced triathletes.
Busy preparing for the upcoming triathlon season, the Max Multisport Coaching programs ‘provide a nurturing and supportive environment where ladies of all shapes, sizes and fitness levels, from basic to advanced, can come together to train.’
