Bio Amro, a 3X summer games competitor was introduced to Shaklee by his wife, fellow pentathlete and Shaklee Pure Performance Team Member, Isabella Isaksen. “My wife introduced me and my brother to Shaklee, and now Shaklee products fuel our training and competition. We use so many Shaklee products, and I can really tell the difference…
Bio Omar represented Egypt in the Rio Games, competing in Modern Pentathlon, a sport which includes five events–equestrian, running, swimming, fencing, and shooting. Achievements 2016 Rio Games Competitor 2016 World Cup, 2nd Place 2006-2016Senior World Team Member FEATURED SHAKLEE PRODUCTS
Bio Ismael Marcelo Hernández Uscanga is the first Shaklee athlete representing Mexico. He earned a bronze medal in Rio in the Modern Pentathlon, a skill-strength-speed-endurance event that requires complete nutrition. “The Shaklee Life Plan includes the supplements an athlete needs,” said Ismael. “So I’ll have it with me in Rio.” Achievements 2016 Rio Games Bronze…
Grace under Pressure BioAchievements Donna Vakalis started modern pentathlon at the age of 12. After her first three years, she quit in order to focus on her education. But while working on her master’s degree, she realized she needed an escape from the long hours of work—and she missed competing in sports. She went to…
The Competitive Edge BioAchievements Kelley Hurley comes from a family of fencers—her mother, father, and sister are all versed in the sport. She often competes alongside her younger sister, Courtney, and represents the United States in competitions around the globe. Coached by their father and mother at the Team Hurley Fencing Club, Kelly and Courtney…
It Runs in the Family BioAchievements Courtney Hurley and her older sister, Kelley, have been fencing since childhood. Her mother and father trained both of them in their family-owned fencing club, and now they represent the United States in competitions around the globe. This year, the Hurley sisters were the first siblings to qualify for…
Twitter A daring competitor BioAchievements Kelsey Campbell started wrestling in 2002, during her junior year of high school—but only after she was dared to join the wrestling team. At the time, she didn’t even know girls wrestled, but she was trying to prove that she could last two weeks on the team. Today, she trains…
Twitter A shot at love BioAchievementsMore With five shooting medals between her and her husband, Katy knows something about sports success. But it was disappointment in a performance at the highest level in sports that brought them together. At the 2004 Athens Games her future husband had been leading his competition with one shot left…
Facebook Related Article Taking it to the mat BioAchievementsMore At the tender age of 6, Adeline Gray fell in love with wrestling. “I got into my sport through my father. He was the youngest of seven boys and had four daughters; so he taught me something he knew and loved,” Adeline explained. “I ended up…
Twitter First, you’ve got to dream big BioAchievementsMore For all the time that Kimberly Vandenberg has spent in the water, she may as well have been born with gills. Having swum competitively since she was 8, the California native won a bronze medal for the US as a member of the 800m freestyle relay team…
