Mary

Goal: Be Fit!

Goal Reached!

Dr. Mary Humm is an incredible woman. She's a mom of 3, a wife, teaches piano lessons before and after school hours, and still seems to find time in her day to eat healthy and train enough to hang up several medals in rowing. All Mary did was make the decision one year ago to begin working towards these "what seemed to be out of reach" goals.
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"I first became acquainted with Eve Pearson through our daughter Vanessa, who was suffering from a repetitive sports injury. Eve worked with Vanessa through the injury and helped her to ultimately win the national marathon rowing championship for junior women's single in 2006, shattering the old record by more than 20 minutes. Since that time, my husband and I engaged Eve to work with us nutritionally. Eve helped us with menu planning, gave us advice on how to manage eating out, shopping, and was always encouraging us. Since I began working with Eve, I have lost 25 pounds, 10 inches overall, and nearly 10% body fat."

"She has helped me to restructure my entire approach to nutrition and incorporate it into a lifestyle that promotes health and well-being. Eve also drew upon her own athletic experience to help me plan my nutritional needs for the US Rowing Masters National Championships, where I won a bronze medal in the mixed quad and earned personal best times on all of my other races. More importantly, I look and feel better than I ever have, and am in control of my health."

Mary's other accomplishments this year alone include:
Heart of Texas (Sprint): Silver Medal Mixed Master’s Quad
Lake Woodlands (Sprint): Gold Mixed Masters Quad, Gold Women’s Masters Single, Silver Women’s Masters Double
Route 66 Challenge (Tulsa Sprints): Silver Women’s Masters Double, Silver Parent Child Double
Rose Rock Regatta: Gold Parent Child Double, Silver Women’s Masters Double
US Masters Nationals: Bronze Mixed Masters Quad
Steerhead Regatta: Gold Women’s Masters Double, 3K:Gold Mixed Masters Double, Gold Mixed Masters Quad
Head of the Oklahoma (Night Sprints): Bronze Women’s Masters Double
Head of the Colorado: Gold Mixed Senior Masters Quad
U.S. Marathon National Rowing Championships 26.2 miles: Gold Women’s Masters Double and the fastest time of any age group women’s double in that race.