Stacey Armijo

Stacey was raised in Solana Beach, CA where she started her athletic career. She first fell in love with soccer, then transitioned to field hockey in high school. Traveling to the East Coast for tournaments gave Stacey plenty of exposure, which led to joining the Junior Olympic team, then landing her a scholarship at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Stacey had a great experience at UNC, including winning the National Championship, 3 times! After her last season, Stacey traveled to Perth,Australia for a study abroad program where she began to fall in love with road running. She continued her education (while improving her running speed) at Pepperdine University earning her Master’s in Arts. Stacey started her career in Pharmaceutical Sales shortly after. She started with road running, and then became addicted to trails, especially throughout Northern California.

Realizing the importance of core training while racing, Stacey opened The Dailey Method in Roseville, CA so that she could share her favorite cross training workout with the Sacramento area. The Dailey Method was such a huge success that, with the help of her
business partner, it expanded to 3 studios throughout the Sacramento region. She enjoyed teaching and taking classes while training for road and trail races, but then ventured into triathlon, where she committed to racing an Ironman with her husband, Adam, for his 40th Birthday (bucket list…check!). Stacey and Adam, along with their 2 boys, Ryder (6) and Elliott (4), were eager to move to the mountains…and they made it happen!

In September of 2015, Stacey started a new job as a Key Account Manager with a Pharmaceutical company in Park City where she is thrilled to explore her new outdoor “playground” with her family.

Quick Facts

  • Stacey is the most productive between 4am to7am.
  • Adam keeps a list of “Stacey-isms”, hope you never see it. Ha!
  • She has yet to master the art of ironing, hence prefers workout clothes.
  • In high school Stacey was a Jr. Lifeguard and was asked to represent California for the National Championship in Florida for the Beach Flags Competition event. She won…if you know Beach Flags, this was cool.
  • Working full time and training for races makes Stacey a better mom…no doubt!

2017 Race Schedule

Coming soon.


Race Highlights

Double Dipsea; 1st Overall female (although didn’t know I was 6 weeks pregnant with Ryder)
Boston Marathon 2014; 2:56 PR
Shamrock1/2 Marathon; 1:21:46
Ironman Chattanooga 2014; 10:51:48 (top 10%; first IM)
Run Rocklin Half Marathon 2014; 1st Overall M&F
World’s Toughest Tri Half IM; Auburn; 4th Overall female, 1st AG

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