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Coach Jenny
Do you have a question about how to get started on a running or walking
program?
Ask Coach Jenny!
Coach Jenny Hadfield of Chicago has been in the fitness field
since 1989.
- Asst. Director: The NutraSweet Company Corporate Fitness Center
(4 years)
Director: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Corporate Fitness Center (5 years)
Owner and President: i-Think i-Can, inc. (3 years)
Head Coach: TEAM IN TRAINING The
Leukemia Society of America
Provides fitness training, personal coaching one-on-one, virtual Training
programs for long distance races: half and full marathon Educational
presentation and clinics
Fun fact: "I am training John 'The Penguin' Bingham and his
wife Karen for the Antartica Marathon in 2001."
Coaching philosophy:
- Listen to your body
- Variety is key
- Progress gradually
- Smile as you cross the finish, you must look good for that picture!
- Always maintain that sense of humor, if you can laugh at yourself
you will go far!
Coaching experience:
- Head Coach: TEAM IN TRAINING The
Leukemia Society of America
Coach marathon runners, run/walkers and walkers
Oversee all coaches and training programs for the Illinois chapter:
marathon, cycling and triathlon training
- North Shore Running Program
- Half and Marathon Group Training Programs
- Chicago Half Marathon Training Program
Areas of expertise:
- Strength training for runners
- Flexibility
- Successful with all levels, especially new runners
Education:
- B.S. Exercise Physiology
- M.A. Exercise Science
- Advanced Certified Personal Trainer: National Academy of Sports
Medicine
- Certified Running Coach: The
Leukemia Society of America
Personal Training Goals for 2000:
- Finish the Eco-Challenge 2000 Adventure Race in Malaysia in August(8-12
day race)
- Raise funds for the Leukemia
Society
- Complete the Ice Age 50-mile UltraMarathon in Wisonsin in May
- Complete several shorter adventure races: Endorphin Fix in W. Virginia,
Coast-to-Coast in Florida and the Pathfinder Challenge in Michigan
Racing Experience:
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Penguin WisdomWith the first tentative footstrike, with the first stumbling step, with the first stride of conviction toward the person I want to be, I am liberated. As the miles pass, I stop staring at the ground in defeat. I begin to hold my head up. I find pride in overcoming the past and defeating the present. |
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