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Dreamclinic is delighted to announce a landmark thirteen-year sponsorship with Group Health. Every year Team Group Health strives to promote and develop the sport of competitive cycling among women in the Pacific Northwest. This sponsorship is part of Dreamclinic’s ongoing commitment to promote healthy and active living within our community.
Team Group Health is a great example of competitive spirit ...
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In keeping with this, we sponsor several local sports teams each year. Sponsorship includes discounted or complementary massage sessions as well as social and educational opportunities. If you are interested in having Dreamclinic sponsor your organization, please contact us at [email protected].
Dreamclinic currently sponsors:
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Mindy Ziffren-Hall races for Team Group Health women’s cycling team. She’s won seven state championships and achieved 40 victories in six seasons. Mindy loves skiing, running, swimming
and, of course, competitive cycling.
“There are so many things I like about Dreamclinic that I don’t know where to begin,” she says. “First of all, since day one the entire staff cares about my health and well-being. Secondly, I love that I can receive massage ...
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With a strong background in competitive sports, Jennifer Triplett recently joined the Starbucks Duetto Visa Category 4 cycling squad for her first year of racing. A Pacific Northwest native, her athleticism started at a young age where she participated in basketball, soccer, softball, track and field, ski team and volleyball.
“This season has been amazing,” Jennifer said. “Thanks to proper training, nutrition, massage and support from friends, family and teammates, I am ...
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Joyce Lagow is a brand manager in the food service group at Starbucks as well as a competitive cyclist for Team Starbucks Duetto Visa.
Her involvement inathletics started early when she began spending weeks at a time hiking and camping with her family in Oregon. In high school, she competed in basketball and softball, which led to skiing and weight lifting in her twenties (at one point she could life 210 pounds ...
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