nouriSH me now athletes' feedback

Here are some of the comments from Sheffield Tri Club on nouriSH me now!
http://sheffieldtriclub.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1316640620/6#6

buxton triathlon

Absolutely fantastic day at Buxton Triathlon - not only did nouriSH me now go down a treat, but loads tried our new flavour - Blackcurrant, Vanilla and White Tea - the feedback was absolutely fantastic so our new flavour will be out soon by popular demand.  I can't tell you how gratifying it is when people try it for the first time and really love it.  We're such a small company and we're in a market which is riddled with big players like Pepsi/Glaxosmithkline yet people are loving and buying our product.  Thankyou to everyone who supports small business and loves nouriSH me now.

nouriSH me now at Lincoln Children's Triathlon

Had a really great day at Lincoln Children's Triathlon.  It was so interesting taking a natural product there - loads of parents telling us it is just what they want for their kids and it was really well received by the children there.  The comments we had were from people concerned about additives, sweeteners, caffeine etc, all the things we think about for our children.  Some kids didn't like it - but the overwhelming majority drank it five minutes after finishing their race and came over to the stall for more!  Looking forward to Buxton Triathlon tomorrow.

new events for nouriSH me now

Been an exciting week for nouriSH me now! Coleman's Deli and Spar (both in Hathersage) are stocking nouriSH me now for a trial so PLEASE buy some!!  We're off to Lincoln Triathlon Club's Children Triathlon to provide nouriSHment for the athletes plus providing nouriSH me now to triathletes at Buxton Triathlon on Sunday. 

Mum’s the word for high-energy drinks - Food and Drink - The Star

Mum’s the word for high-energy drinks - Food and Drink - The Star

nouriSHing Leeds triathlon

We've just returned from an amazing day at Leeds Triathlon organised by Xtramile events - a slightly blustery standard and sprint triathlon!! just had an amazing time meeting all the athletes and getting brilliant feedback from them - including people saying they used nouriSH me now on the bike leg of Helvellyn triathlon last week.  It's so exciting for a small company like us to be able to take our product to so many athletes out there .... we're so glad you like it!!! Please keep your comments to us coming. Lynwen & Rachel

nouriSH me now supports Team GB triathletes

Sheona McKay just took 4th place at the ITU Triathlon World Championships today - what a complete star!! It was her second time representing Team GB as an age-grouper and, as someone who loves nouriSH me now, she wore our logo on her GB suit.  She's had a great year and I think her training philosophy over the past 12 months has been to have fun and totally enjoy running and cycling around the peak district.  We're really proud that she likes our drink .... congratulations sheona!  Totally can't forget Catherine Faux - current ETU long course WORLD CHAMPION - another amazing girl who loves to bike and run around the peak and then just happens to win every race she enters!! Another person who uses nouriSH me now and probably an athlete to keep an eye on the future.  They have been nouriSHed!!!!!

Pickled cucumbers. Mmmmm.

As I write, it was exactly this time two weeks ago I would have been coming to the end of the bike leg of the European LD Championships in Tampere, Finland, looking forward to an 18 mile run between me and the finish line.

I absolutely loved Finland - I think I fell in love with the country when I woke on the plane at the moment we were flying over countless lakes - and this set the theme for the rest of my trip. The Finns are definitely on to something - with a population of around 5.5 million but 2 million saunas, they abandon the cities at the weekends having all flocked to cottages by lakes for simple pleasures of swimming, fishing, relaxing in the sauna... (if the in-flight magazine is to be believed). The lakes are vast and clean and invigorating. I swam everyday I was there, and only once (racing) in my wetsuit. Splashing about in a lake for no reason other than the joy is hard to beat, and a completely different experience to the frenzy of a race.

One of the minefields of racing abroad that I am quickly discovering is the issue of not having familiar food or drink. I managed to avoid the slightly dodgy looking gels during the race, but at the finish line, as promised in the race information, were pickled cucumbers. Different (but equally disgusting) to pickled gherkins, I'm wondering if these are either something supposedly native and characteristic to Finland, or some magical recovery secret the Finns are keeping to themselves... I ate a tiny piece, chased with a much better tasting swig of NouiSH. Three days of chilling in Helsinki followed and I was thankful that I was feeling pretty normal the next day, so my legs didn't prevent me from seeing all the sights on foot. I somehow think it was probably not the cucumbers that contributed...