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At Live Well… Finish Strong we seek to improve our client’s fitness and performance. Whether a person is looking to “get in shape” or to train seriously for athletic competition, we will custom design programs to target specific client needs and goals.
Coaching is provided by Bree Lambert, a certified personal trainer and elite endurance athlete with 20 years fitness experience.
Bree understands the importance of consistency, encouragement and celebrating personal achievement.
With a blend of cardio endurance, high intensity functional and core stabilization training, Bree coaches clients beyond their comfort zone to achieve maximum fitness potential.
Bree currently offers private training sessions to at-home and studio clientele throughout the South (San Francisco) Bay Area. For a free consultation or to arrange your personal training sessions, contact us and get started today!
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Published on February 7th, 2012 in Featured Races
As I head into my 7th season of ultra racing I decided to start 2012 off differently. I’m making a decision to share my journal of racing experiences. So with this New Year I think it only appropriate to kick off by reporting about a race that really surprised me. There are many ultra races [...]
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Published on September 6th, 2011 in Featured Races
by David Cotter, RD and George Ruiz, Assistant RD photos by Baldwyn Chieh, George Ruiz and Donald Buraglio To be amazed or astonished is the English translation of “Maravilla.” That is how the day unfolded for 33-year-old Jorge Maravilla of Vallejo, California, as he patiently ran under control before taking the lead of the 2011 [...]
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Published on September 6th, 2011 in Featured Races
By Casey Jay cjay@community-newspapers.com Bree Lambert didn’t take running very seriously when she was young, but she did discover a certain satisfaction in winning. “I always beat the fastest boy in my class,” she said. “I’d figure out who he was and make it my goal to outrun him.” That motivation seems to have stuck. [...]
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