Allison Baver

No one takes life any faster than Allison Baver. As a bronze medal winning short track speed skater, Allison Baver has made fans of the winter Olympic games stand up and take notice as she sped by on the track during both the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, and then again during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada.

Born in Reading, Pennsylvania, Allison Baver attended college at Pennsylvania State University, from which she graduated in 2003. As a distinguished alumnus of the university, a memorable Allison Baver appearance occurred when she was named the 2010 Grand Marshal of the homecoming parade at Pennsylvania State University.

Prior to the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Allison Baver appearances on the short track were already drawing attention as she became the third overall short track speed skater in the world. In the Olympic games, she finished seventh in the 500 meter competition. By the next year, Allison Baver appearances resulted in her winning the 2007 United State National Championship. By the 2010 Winter Olympics, she had improved so much that she competed in three total events – the 1,500 meter, the 1,000 meter and the 3,000 meter relay. The latter ended up being the best event for Allison Baver appearances, and she took home a bronze medal after the games ended. She continues training with the permanent Olympics winter team in their home base of Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fans of the Olympic Games will surely love to hear from one of the top speed skaters in the world during an Allison Baver keynote address. During an Allison Baver motivational speaking engagement, this Olympic powerhouse will likely include her inspirational tips for training and goal setting. GovivaSpeakers.com has years of experience when it comes to booking athlete speaker appearances, and we can handle all the Allison Baver speaker appearance coordination for you.