Brand Ambassador Program

Heart Zones, Inc Brand Ambassador Program

We invite all fitness enthusiasts, runners, triathletes, personal trainers, coaches and others to apply for our Heart Zones, Inc Brand Ambassador Program. This is an exciting opportunity to get in on early product releases, to receive occasional FREE gear, to receive exclusive discounts on all Heart Zones products and to utilize our national platform to increase your credibility and promote your content.

The Goal

Our goal is to work with ambassadors who are enthusiastic about helping us share the importance of using data driven fitness to empower us to Get America Fit!

Fill out an Ambassador Application

Meet our Heart Zones Brand Ambassadors

Matt Maynard

Website: https://mmaynard11.wordpress.com/
Favorite Sport: Outside of running it would definitely be golf. Played in college for a few years.
Top Goal for 2017: My goal for 2017 is to stay healthy and qualify for the Boston Marathon.
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts because without data you can’t increase your performance. Since I’ve integrated my Blink3.0 with my Garmin I now know my HR, which has helped me run better and longer!

Sara Hoffman

Website: http://runsararun.blogspot.com/
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Finish two sprints
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts because it allows me to improve with each workout!

Heather Winchell

Website: http://heatherrunsfast.com/
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Run through my entire pregnancy 🙂
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts because… it helps me improve! It will also help me make sure I am working out safely during pregnancy.

Marcia Kadens

Website: http://www.marciashealthyslice.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Finish the Berlin Marathon with a smile on my face
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts because …. it shows progress and that motivates me. It also helps me understand the effects heat, hydration, overtraining and even sleep have on my body and performance.

Holly Wilson (HoHo Runs)

Website: https://hohoruns.blogspot.com
Favorite Sport: Running, Cycling, Water Skiing
Top Goal for 2017: Completing my 50th Half Marathon
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me ensure that I’m keeping my easy runs “easy” and that my cross training is in my targeted zone.

Kristen Van Horn

Website: http://theconcreterunner.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: My goal this year is to set a new 5K PR of 19:30!
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts because …. it helps me track my progress in my running, as well as my recovery time!

Kevin Bligh

Website: http://www.therunninggriffin.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Complete two marathons (Cleveland and Cape Cod)
I love data on my workouts because: I love data on my workouts to compete against myself and to find ways to continually improve my performance. Having data helps benchmark goals and drive consistency in the training approach.

Judy Litt

Website: http://chocolaterunsjudy.wordpress.com
Favorite Sport: Running (but also yoga & swimming)
Top Goal for 2017: Remain injury free & improve my running pace
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me to work out smarter

Jolene Abanses

Website: http://zebragirlruns.wixsite.com/zebragirlruns
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: To run a sub 3:10 marathon
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me train smarter!

Joshua “Dewey” Deuermeyer

Website: deweyspath.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Run my first 100 mile race – Yeti 100
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me analyze my workout effeciency and produce better training results

Tara Burns

Website: runandlivehappy.com
Favorite Sport: Running and Baseball
Top Goal for 2017: To have a strong comeback from a recent injury and run injury free
I love data on my workouts because: It shows my progress, helps me improve, and keeps me motivated.

Teresa Bird

Website: Finding “Fabulous” at Fifty
Favorite Sport: Running & Cycling
Top Goal for 2017: Complete a Century Ride
I love data on my workouts because: It enables me to gauge perceived effort against actual effort and safely push myself in the higher training zones.

Dana Hamlin

Website: Slow and Steady(ish) http://dgobsrunning.wordpress.com
Favorite Sport: Soccer
Top Goal for 2017: Rebuild my mileage base smartly so I can return to running injury-free after having my first baby this year
I love data on my workouts because: In addition to just plain being a data/gadget nerd, I like to have the data so I know how my body is doing on a run, and so I can know how to create training plans that are right for me!

Runnergirl Training

Website: www.runnergirltraining.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: To hit my goal time at run Disney’s Wine & Dine Half Marathon in November 2017
I love data on my workouts because: Exercise physiology metrics (heart rate, steps, cadence, etc) are excellent ways to know if you are correctly training and to successfully avoid overtraining, burnout or injuries!

Terry Schilling

Website: www.terryschillingwrites.com
Favorite Sport: Basketball
Top Goal for 2017: To run a sub 6-minute mile
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me set a baseline and gives me goals to achieve

Steve Brown

Website: www.remissionman.com
Favorite Sport: Triathlon
Top Goal for 2017: Adding two ultra marathons to the busy race calendar
I love data on my workouts because: It provides tangible quantifiable feedback on the quality and effectiveness of my racing and training

Jennifer Stevens

Website: http://fitnana.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2017: Rebuilding my mileage without injury
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me to make sure I’m staying in the right heart rate zone (easy when it’s supposed to be easy and hard when it’s supposed to be hard) and I can track my progress and improvement.

Rachel Frutkin

Website: www.runningonhappy.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: 50K
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me train efficiently and not overdo it

Jessica McMullen

Website: http://iamteacherfit.com
Favorite Sport: HIIT Training
Top Goal for 2018: I hope to increase speed in my distance workouts
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me understand my weaknesses and where I need to improve

Erin Kirkland

Website: https://www.instagram.com/erinkirklandrunner
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: Training for my first full marathon
I love data on my workouts because: It’s a true read of cardiovascular improvement and it helps gauge how hard I should be working during a training run. Most of my training runs are in zone 2, but my speed work is zone 3/4. If I didn’t use heart rate training, I wouldn’t know what pace to run at during my workouts.

Jenny Albertson

Website: www.runningonlife.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: Run a 10k in 48 minutes
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me know how hard I’m working and how much more I have to give

Parker Stansberry

Website: parkerstansberrycoaching.com
Favorite Sport: I love all sports, but if I had to choose one, I’ll go with basketball since I played in college
Top Goal for 2018: Be in the best shape possible for the Tough Mudder in June. I am looking forward to pushing my limits there
I love data on my workouts because: It tells me when I need to go harder or if I need to slow it down a little. I love trying to perform optimally, so having the data on my workouts can help me perfect, not only my fitness, but my life in general

Lili Farrar

Website: www.lilifarrar.com
Favorite Sport: Top three- Swimming, Cheerleading, & Horseback Riding
Top Goal for 2018: Be consistent in my workouts and stay more organized in my daily life
I love data on my workouts because: It helps me make sure my heart is healthy and I’m pushing myself enough when working out

Paula Harris

Website: www.neveradullbling.com
Favorite Sport: Running/Racing
Top Goal for 2018: To finish my first full marathon in October
I love data on my workouts because: I can look back and see how hard I’ve worked (or vice versa), and the data shows how much I’ve physically improved throughout the course of training.

Missy Smith

Website: www.missyrunsrelentless.wordpress.com
Favorite Sport: College football (War Eagle!)
Top Goal for 2018: Healthy, active pregnancy and safe postpartum recovery
I love data on my workouts because: It’s helping me see when to focus more on recovery and when to push my limits. I’m working on my slow being slower so my fast can be faster!

Jessie Gipe

Website: https://jessierene.wordpress.com/ — https://www.instagram.com/jessierene21/?hl=en
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: I strongly believe in goal setting because it encourages us to grow as athletes. There is strength, power in self-esteem and confidence in accomplishing the milestones we set for ourselves. As both a road runner and newbie ultra runner, I wanted to set my expectations high. This year I plan on completing my first 50 miler, and Boston qualifying at the Marine Corps Marathon.
I love data on my workouts because: Having data of my workouts provide me with accountability & allows me to set my goals high – modifying if needed. It shows me where my ‘happy’ heart rate is at, and whether or not my stride is on point.

Brittany Pina

Website: http://teachingpineapple.weebly.com/
Favorite Sport: Running and Crossfit
Top Goal for 2018: Running a sub 50 minute 10k and competing in my first Crossfit competition.
I love data on my workouts because: It gives me the ability to track progress and it keeps me motivated. I also love being able to see my heart rate after workouts and long runs.

Noelle Lovoi

Website: Runningwithbubbas.weebly.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: re-qualify for Boston
I love data on my workouts because: I enjoy getting to see my heart rate levels and compare them to how I felt on my run

Ashley Huffman

Website: zerotoultras.com
Favorite Sport: Running
Top Goal for 2018: To hit 80+ miles at Northeast 24-Hour Endurance Run
I love data on my workouts because: It lets me know if I’m working too hard. Running too hard too often can cause injury, which is why the more data I have on my longer runs the better!