During the first few weeks, I could feel some extra energy. At the time I thought it could certainly be the product. Or it could be my mind wanting it to be the product. I first purchased a silicone model especially for triathletes who swim, bike, run and generally sweat twenty-three hours a day. I then followed that up with a two loops model, alternating current, more power. I even bought one for the Well Kept Wife™.
As August started I began to reel off some great times, doing very well in a number of events. Was it the bracelet? Was it my new training regimen of working hard for two weeks followed by an easy third week? Was I just peaking at the end of the season? Or was it a combination of all three?
8/2/2009: Waseca Triathlon
4th overall (134). 1st in 45-49 (6)
8/15/2009: Young Life Triathlon
5th overall (215 total). 3rd in 40-49 AG (27 total)
8/30/2009: Minneapolis Duathlon
35th overall (813 total); 1st in 45-49 AG (44 total)
9/12/2009: West River Triathlon
3rd overall (44 total); 1st 40-49 (5 total); fastest overall bike split
9/26/2009: Plymouth Firefighters 5K
3rd overall (297 total)
While I can endorse the product, I cannot say with certainty that my recent successes can be attributed to the bracelet. I can say this, I wear it 24/7. And I will continue to do so.
You can pick one (or several) of these nifty Trion:Z ionic bracelets for a song (I paid $26.95 including shipping) compared to other magnetic lifestyle technology.
If you have used a Trion:Z and have an opinion, please leave a comment. I'd like to hear what others think.
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