Member Spotlight: Sarah Weaver
Sarah Weaver (Sweaver❤️) shares her positive Echelon experiences, including its impact on her fitness and mental health during the pandemic. This member spotlight covers her favorite instructor, motivation, the Echelon community, and her advice for achieving fitness goals by taking it one day and ride at a time.
Leaderboard Name: Sweaver❤️
Q&A with Sarah
Q: Who is your favorite instructor?
A: Dani Dellarco
Q: How did you get started with Echelon?
A: I had a newborn and two elementary aged students when COVID hit and I am a social person. Suddenly I found myself going long periods of time at home, inactive, and needing lacking social interaction which was bad for my mental health.
Q: What is your favorite part about the Echelon Community?
A: I have met the most amazing people both online and in person. The fitness community isn’t always the most accepting or encouraging place and echelon changed that.
Q: How has Echelon impacted your life?
A: Across my young life I was always an athlete. I assumed at 37 that phase of my life had ended until I started training with dani. Not only did I lose 75 COVID and maternity pounds, but I could feel a part of my athlete mentality coming back. I was pushing myself, setting goals, and enjoying the challenge of working out in a way that I hadn’t in a very long time.
Q: What keeps you motivated?
A: The coaches are first. They know me, I feel as though they are as invested in my success as I am, and they challenge me. Then likely my eche-crew and habits and routine.
Q: What tips do you want to share with other members to achieve their fitness goals?
A: One day, one ride at a time.
Q: What makes Echelon different than our competitors?
A: I feel like a valued person in the eyes of my trainers and the community as a whole.
Sarah's journey with Echelon exemplifies the platform's ability to foster community, inspire personal growth, and rekindle a passion for fitness, all while providing a supportive environment where individuals feel valued and motivated to achieve their goals, one ride at a time.
