Performance

by Devan Tandy

My brother, Mike, asked me to try ASEA over a year ago. At that time I had no idea what it was or what it could do for me. Mike told me ASEA would help my racing performance in triathlons. I am a triathlete, and I am always looking for the next legal supplement to give me that extra oomph to shave seconds off my time and kick my opponents assess! So I told him I would give it a shot.

I’ll tell you what I was expecting. I was expecting a shot of adrenalin, a burst of energy. Like something you feel after drinking a Red Bull or taking gobs of caffeine. ASEA did not do any of this when I started taking it. So naturally I thought to myself “this stuff doesn’t work”. I told Mike that ASEA was doing nothing for me. He said give it some time and be patient. I am not a patient person! I want results now, not in a few months. Mike was supplying me so I thought it wouldn’t hurt to keep taking it.

St. George Ironman is said to be the toughest Ironman course in the world. The bike elevation gain is over 4,000 feet and then the run elevation gain is over 2,000 feet. A daunting task to say the least. I completed the St. George Ironman in 2010 with a time of 10:45:38 placing 6^th in my age group (25-29), 77 overall out of 1878 and missing the World Championship by one spot. I wanted to improve my time and qualify for the World Championship in 2011. This year I moved up an age group, (30-34) making it more competitive and harder to qualify. I was up for the challenge. I started my training in January. Mike gave me a case of ASEA to take while I was training and preparing for the race. Like I said before I did not notice anything right away. What I did notice was, I wasn’t as sore after hard training days. I was able to recover faster and have harder back-to-back training days. I felt great. I wasn’t getting sick training in the winter. Things were going as planned.

I raced St. George in May and finished with a time of 10:11:31. Cutting 34 minutes and 07 seconds from 2010. I finished 12^th in my age group and 59^th overall. Unfortunately once again I did not make the World Championship, but I was very satisfied with my results. That was a huge improvement over one year.

ASEA was not the only thing I change that year so I can’t give ASEA sole credit for my improvements. I changed coaches and bought a new bike prior to racing. I know ASEA didn’t hurt me. I felt great after the race and was able to recover quickly. I was able to race again 4 weeks later and place 5^th overall at the Salem Spring Sprint.

I wanted to qualify for some World Championship if it wasn’t the full Ironman might as well be the Half Ironman Championship in Vegas. I signed up for the Boise 70.3, which was on June 11th. I continued to train and take ASEA. I was nervous that this race was to early after the Ironman and hadn’t fully recovered yet. I decided to give it my best shot. I ended up finishing 04:33:22, 6^th in my age group and 58^th overall. I ended qualifying for the 70.3 World Championship in Vegas.

I believe ASEA helped me recover and race to my full potential. I don’t know all the science behind ASEA and how it works at a cellular level. I do know I felt a difference. I will continue to use ASEA to help me race the best that I can.

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