Be Well Studio LLC

Be Well Studio LLC Be Well Studio offers services in both nutrition and exercise. Blog: https://www.bewellstudiolagrande.com/blog She is a mother of a 12-year-old girl, Nora.

About Brittney Jacobson, Owner of Be Well Studio

Brittney is a NAMS Certified Nutrition Consultant, Certified Personal Trainer, Mindset and Motivation Coach and a Licensed Massage Therapist. She loves all things fitness and food! Her journey started a lot like some of yours, she found herself newly graduated from massage school, working at Pizza Hut and 70lbs heavier than she is today. She was unhappy with herself, inactive, and had no passions. She wanted change. Nearly 14 years later she has many passions, a purpose, a career and a happier outlook on life. Her journey has had a lot of ups, downs, twists and turns. Her goals were reached out of order, and with many unexpected challenges. She continues to set new goals, and learn from all of their pursuits. She enjoys running, cycling, triathlon, lifting weights, hiking, doing yoga and time spent outdoors. Aside from helping clients achieve their weight loss and maintenance goals, she also aspires to help them educate their kids on healthy eating. Brittney received her degree at Eastern Oregon University in Interdisciplinary Studies where she studied exercise science, sociology, and anthropology. She is currently working toward her MFA in creative writing. Some of her proud achievements and adventures include: Running 5 ultramarathons, 4 marathons, competing in 4 bodybuilding competitions, completing a Half Ironman, many triathlons and century rides.

01/28/2026

Who feels me 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️

01/28/2026

The roots hurt
The hills hurt
The mud hurt
The fatigue hurt
But most of all, not finishing hurt.

Let’s take these lessons to Sedona.

01/25/2026

I have been incredibly bad at meal prepping over the last several months. I generally go for dinner leftovers and if those don’t exist, come up with some interesting combinations. I asked Sam what we should have for lunch this coming week because last week was a little bit of a disaster when it came to eating. (we got back from Hawaii at midnight on Monday so we were set up to “fail”) he said bowls, and then started adding ingredients to my Walmart cart for me. Then I went a little bit crazy prepping everything today and yesterday!

What would you put in your bowl??

A little HURT 100 prep today. 36 little bags of calories/electrolytes prepped. My plan is to rely mostly on liquid calor...
01/02/2026

A little HURT 100 prep today. 36 little bags of calories/electrolytes prepped. My plan is to rely mostly on liquid calories since I will be constantly climbing or descending with poles. This is 12,400 calories all laid out (3100g of carbs) which is 36 hours of calories even though I hope it doesn’t take me 36 hours 😄

Then lace locks for my shoes. 👟

Not much time left before we leave for Hawaii 🌺 it’s been hardly enough time since my last race for me to forget how hard this is going to be. My mantra for the year is: this is suppose to be hard.

Recently, while reading Will Guidara’s Unreasonable Hospitality, a line stood out to me: “The key to happiness is always...
12/31/2025

Recently, while reading Will Guidara’s Unreasonable Hospitality, a line stood out to me:

“The key to happiness is always having something to look forward to on the calendar.”

I felt that deeply. The times in life when I’ve struggled the most were seasons of uncertainty—when planning ahead wasn’t possible. Armando’s cancer treatments. The shutdowns during COVID. Both were long stretches without future joy to anticipate.

However, in 2024 and 2025, I was able to dream again, plan adventures, and pursue my goals. Even though 2025 had more bumps than 2024, it was still a year I look back on with gratitude.

In 2024 I set a big goal for 2025: qualify for UTMB so I could race in Chamonix in 2026. To do that, I needed at least four Running Stones and a UTMB Index in the 100-mile category. I chose two key races that would give me both, with a few shorter races sprinkled throughout to keep training interesting. (Full race recaps on my blog)

Other Exciting Things in 2025
-Selected in the lottery for HURT100 in January 2026

-Moved off the waitlist for Sedona 125 in May 2026

-Said yes to pacing Anne at Arizona Monster 300 in March 2026

-Finished writing my book and completed editing; now exploring publishing paths

-Paid off all of our business and personal debt

-Ran from MERA to Umatilla Rim trailhead, completing a personal 41-mile route

-Nora started school at LMS and transitioned well

Travel in 2025:
McCall for skiing with the kids (while I ran in the snow)

New York and D.C. for Nora’s sister’s wedding, with three Broadway shows, including Hamilton and Maybe Happy Endings

Disneyland with the kids

Auburn for more running adventures

Big Bear Lake, California, for the first time

Yachats, Oregon for a 6 day training camp/Thanksgiving.

Looking ahead, my 2026 calendar is filled with races, travel, and opportunities that bring excitement into everyday life. And maybe that’s the secret: keep giving yourself something to look forward to. Here’s to the next adventure, and the joy that comes from knowing it’s on the way.

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212 Fir Street
La Grande, OR
97850

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