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This week on Pinterest we invite you to #fangirl with us! As we celebrate the many fierce females who inspire us to dream big, race fast and live loud. You’ve seen ever-growing our pin-board of the women who motivate us, now we want to see who inspires you.
Complete your "Sister Heroes" pinterest board by Thursday, May 8th at midnight. We'll be sending one follower a Big Wing tee signed by our sister heroes Lauren Fleshman, Kara Goucher and Kate Grace!
How To Play
1. Follow @oiselle on Pinterest
2. Create a Pinterest board titled “Sister Heroes”. (Check out our ever-growing board for inspiration, Sister Heroes.)
3. Pin images of the women who inspire your training, racing...life. There's 3 above to get you started - and no, not all sister heroes need to be runners.
4. Use hashtag #sisterheroes and @oiselle in your pins!
Follow oiselle's board sister heroes on Pinterest.
The signed fan girl tee is flying it's way from Bend to Colorado and back to HQ this week. We will announce the prize winner on Friday 5/9 midday.
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