About Us
Celeste St. Pierre
Celeste is a Total ImmersionTM Teaching Professional, as well as a triathlete with over 13 years of experience in Sprint, Olympic, off-road, half and Ironman races, including the Great Floridian 1998, Ironman Florida 2000, and Triathlon All-American 2004. She is a certified Power Pilates Instructor, a USA Swimming Level 1 Coach, and a USA Triathlon Coach. She lives and trains in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Nicole Freedman
Nicole is an Olympic cyclist with 12 years involvement in cycling. In her impressive array of successes are her two-time National Championships, 50 professional victories, a stage victory in the 2005 Tour of New Zealand and her membership on the 2000 U.S. Olympic Team in Sydney. Freedman also serves as the coach of the MIT cycling team. Paramount to her athletic success, Freedman is a creative self-starter who is results-oriented. She possesses a high-degree of communication, relationship building and problem-solving skills. Armed with a tremendous sense of humor, Freedman prides herself in working with athletes at each and every level, bringing out their best and having a great time doing it.
Ann Margaret McKillop
Ann Margaret McKillop, owner of My Fitness Recovery, is a lifelong athlete and exercise enthusiast. In her younger days, she was a N.J. track and field state champion, multiple record holder and M.V.P.; at Penn State, she was Eastern collegiate champion, school record holder and M.V.P.
When a series of debilitating injuries threatened to end 35 years of running enjoyment, she was thrilled to discover ChiWalking® and ChiRunning® by Danny Dreyer. After taking the course with Danny, realizing its benefits and being able to run pain-free, she immediately became a certified instructor.
Carrie Cheadle
Carrie Cheadle is a certified Sport Psychology Consultant. She has a private practice coaching teams, organizations, and individual athletes on how to improve performance through increasing self-awareness and strengthening mental skills. Throughout her career she has dedicated herself to helping athletes of all ages and abilities perform to their potential. She has worked with high school and collegiate athletes as well as elite and professional athletes competing at national and international levels. Carrie has worked with athletes and teams in many different sports and specializes in working with cycling and endurance sports.
Carrie received her B.A. in Psychology at Sonoma State University and her M.A. in Sport Psychology at John F. Kennedy University. She is a member of APA Division 47 and a Certified Sport Psychology Consultant through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). She is a contributor for the "Form & Fitness" expert panel for cyclingnews.com. She also runs the sport psychology program for Diabetes Training Camp; a fitness and multi-sport training camp for people with diabetes.
Carrie is energetic, fun, has a great sense of humor, and employs a real-life approach to working on the psychological aspects of performance. She is also an avid snowboarder and has her own personal commitment to life-long fitness.
Sarah Crane
I think when women feel good about being strong (not big) they are truly self-empowered. It gives them the motivation to know they can do anything. The biggest thing I have observed with women is they do not want to look funny in a gym and they have a fear of getting injured. I understand this.
I love to give a basic routine to beginners to understand each exercise and how to apply it. Understanding an individual sport and its needs is important to success, whether it is for sport or fitness. Feeling comfortable in the gym or with weights creates an empowered woman!
Edith deBruijn-Solinsky
Edith de Bruijn-Solinsky was born in a little fishing town in Holland. Her parents inspired her love and passion for the outdoors and independence at a young age by hiking the Alps and having each of their children carry their own packs with their clothing. The family also often went biking on the weekends. Cycling and fitness is in the family blood as her dad was a bike racer and avid rider until he was 76. Edith also competed in swimming even making it to the Dutch championship one year.
Her travels and life experience as a nurse, Garden Architect, Massage Therapist, wife and mother lead her to some interesting places such as a volunteer on a Kibbutz in Israel, hiking in Nepal and Peru, Colorado and hiking 1200 miles on the Appalachian trail. She currently resides in New Hampshire.
"I was very excited when Celeste asked me to come to the 2009 camp to offer massage therapy. It was such a nice experience to be at camp, wonderful energy and such a treat to massage women with good muscles! Everybody was so nice and all spoke so positively about their experience at camp: how it is very well organized and has top quality instructors. I hope to see you in 2010!"
Contact Us
TriathlonSkills.com
P.O. Box 292
Lincoln, NH 03251
(603)-616-7125
