Terri Schneider

Terri Schneider (born June 29, 1961) is an endurance athlete, motivational speaker, author, coach, and consultant. In 1990, she won the Escape from Alcatraz and took third place at the 1990 Ironman World Championship.[1][2]

Terri Schneider
BornJune 29, 1961
OccupationEndurance Athlete, Writer, Speaker, Coach, Consultant
Websitehttp://terrischneider.com

Education

Terri earned a MS in Sport Psychology with a research emphasis on team dynamics and a thesis on risk taking from San Jose State University[3] after earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

Personal Accomplishments
  • Completed 22 Ironman triathlons, three of them among the top six women at the Kona Ironman World Championships; continues to compete in triathlon, winning her age group in every race she’s completed
  • Several seven-day running stage races in Costa Rica, Egypt (Sahara Desert), and China (Gobi Desert)
  • Completed five 100-mile trail races and many 50 mile and 50K trail races
  • Completed seven Eco-Challenge competitions, Mild Seven Outdoor Quest in China, Raid Gauloises in Tibet/Nepal, and many other one-day adventure races
  • Mountain summits on six continents
  • Additional adventures: Eight-day mountain bike adventure through remote central Mexico; trekking with the Achuar in the Amazon Jungle in Ecuador; ’99 La Ruta de Los Conquistadores (aka “The Toughest Mountain Bike Race on the Planet”) three-day mountain bike race in Costa Rica; Camel Trophy, Georgia – US Trials finalist, only female finalist[4][5]

Personal life

Terri lives in Santa Cruz, CA.

Publications
  • Schneider, Terri (2005), The Triathlete's Guide to Mental Training (Ultrafit Multisport Training), VeloPress, ISBN 978-1931382700
  • Schneider, Terri (2008), Triathlon Revolution: Training, Technique, and Inspiration, The Mountaineers Books, ISBN 978-1-59485-096-7
  • Schneider, Terri (2016), Dirty Inspirations: Lessons from the Trenches of Extreme Endurance Sports, Hatherleigh Press, ISBN 978-1578266029
gollark: In a sensible world, we would just have deployed vast quantities of nuclear power plants last century.
gollark: Also you theoretically learn things.
gollark: It's *also* been argued that university/college/whatever is a signalling thing which allows you to, at great cost, demonstrate that you have some basic level of competence/ability to do boring things for ages/etc.
gollark: Like most things, it has multiple functions.
gollark: It does not generally seem great at... incentivizing independent thought.

References
  1. "Triathlon - Ironman World Championships 1990". TheSports.org. Retrieved April 10, 2013.
  2. Schneider, Terri (June 18, 2010). "Ultra athlete Terri Schneider faces the crossroad of mind and body in middle age". Santa Cruz Sentinel. Retrieved April 10, 2013.
  3. http://terrischneider.com/about-terri/educationaffiliations/
  4. http://www.athleta.net/featured-athletes/terri-schneider/
  5. http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/sports/20150928/terri-schneider-finding-magic-in-muck-at-tour-of-the-dragon-cycling-race-in-bhutan
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