Born This Way - Our first in a series of guest posts leading up to the Boston Marathon

We saw a great quote recently.  It said there is a big difference between the first day of spring and the first spring day! Now we may not know when it is going to warm up but one thing we do know is that, regardless of the weather, in 28 days Boston is going to be the place to be!

 

— Reginald Holden

We're ready for spring.

Can you believe that it is mid-March already? That means, spring is (theoretically) just around the corner. We also think it means that someone needs to let Mother Nature know that she can release her icy grip on a good bit of the country.

Hailey Manning on bike

— Reginald Holden

Fifty Women to Kona. One last appeal.

True story. When I was in grade school, we had to memorize two passages and recite them every other Thursday in class. The first time we did this, I stayed up the night before and practiced.

Book Cover of Julius Ceasar

— Reginald Holden

Around the Coeur World

We may have mentioned this, but we absolutely love sharing news about Coeur’s customers, ambassadors, pros, and friends. Oh, and just to be clear, “friends” is not a mutually exclusive category.

Kim at camp

— Reginald Holden

One on one with Coeur Founder and Designer - Kebby Holden

Sometimes people use the two terms Fashion and Style interchangeably but I think there is a distinct difference between the two. Yves Saint Laurent said it best when he said “Fashions fade, style is eternal”. At Coeur, we try very hard to bring an element of style to our gear.

Kebby and her husband

— Reginald Holden

Baby, it's cold outside! How Coeur's Triathlete and Runner friends are braving the Winter Weather

I really can’t stay. But Baby, it’s cold outside. I’ve got to go away. But Baby, it’s cold outside.

Do you remember that song? It’s been around for a long time and has been sung as a duet by everyone from Esther Williams & Ricardo Montalban to Seth McFarlane & Sara Bareilles.

Erin Jumping

— Reginald Holden

Women's Triathlon Suits - Our internal discussion on cost and quality

We had a terrifically interesting debate at Coeur prior to rolling out our 2015 Line of Triathlon Clothing. We set out to create the highest quality and cutest triathlon suits in the market period.

a pair of cycling shorts

Let's Get Real - In Defense of the Athlete Model

On more than one occasion, we have an individual suggest that we make some changes to our marketing material.  We believe that these people are trying to be helpful as they suggest things, like doing a bit of photo-shopping or that we might consider using different models, both larger and smaller. 
woman riding a bike
— Reginald Holden
Tagged: Women's Cycling

Coeur wades into the 50 Women in Kona discussion

Once, a very wise individual told me that more often than not, people made decisions based on emotion and then they looked for the facts to justify their position. He tried his dead level best to make sure I knew that "People are emotional beings." 

Woman holding a purse

— Reginald Holden

Introducing our 2015 Line of Designs

That’s part of the reason we’re so excited about our new designs for 2015. We’re pleased to have four new beautiful designs that provide a range of options across the color palate. 

Photo Shoot

 

Why Coeur Supports The Women's Cycling Association

Recently, we had company strategy meeting and spent time discussing what we stood for as a company. We’ve tried to be fairly vocal about our desire to encourage people to live a lifestyle of health and fitness and we think we talk and blog about it a lot (hopefully, we’re not over doing it).

Women's Cycling Association Site

— Reginald Holden

Three, Two, One. Things in Triathlon, Cycling, and Running that Inspire Us

Happy Tuesday everyone! We hope you all had a great holiday weekend. As a small business, we end up working most of the weekends but it’s not a chore because we did go for a run on Sunday morning. Plus, the atmosphere in the office is decidedly more relaxed than during the week

Coeur Ambassadors

— Reginald Holden