Hawaii’s Fittest Executives
The Rules
Here are the winners of Hawaii Business’ 2009 Fitness Challenge. The competitors were scored on four measures of fitness:
• Cardio: a three-minute cardiac step test
• Upper-body strength: push-ups
• Core strength: prone ISO-Ab test (“plank test”)
• Agility and flexibility: Speed on an agility course
Trainers at the Honolulu Club tested competitors under the same conditions. The event was open to any owner, manager or supervisor of a Hawaii-based company or nonprofit. We also invited our magazine’s staff to test themselves against Hawaii‘s fittest executives.
There is only one winner in each category; finalists are those competitors whose scores came close to the winners. Those listed under honorable mention also scored highly.
In selecting the overall male and female winners, fitness scores were factored relative to age.
Thank you to all who took part and who tested them, and our apologies to those who wanted to compete but were not tested.
– Steve Petranik
Fitness Challenge winners
Overall Winners:
Terence O’Toole & Lori McCarney
Winning Women
Age 39 and under
Winner: Kimberly Pine, House of Representatives
40 to 59
Winner: Lori McCarney, Coldwell Banker
Finalists (alphabetically):
• Marie Imanaka, Wells Fargo
• Melanie Martin, Hawaii Construction Career Days
• Pebblz Ronquilio, Aramark
60 and over
Winner: Donna Smith,
Fernandez Etntertainment
Finalist: Marilyn Cristofori, Hawaii Arts Alliance
Honorable mention:
• Ruby Alvarez, Batesville Logistics
• Daynin Dashefsky, Inventors World Network
• Joey Kempson, Booming Realty
• Laila Ryun, Coastal Wood Flooring
• Dana Sparks, Salvation Army
• Gaylene Vedder, Navy Exchange
Winning Men
Age 39 and under
Winner: Wil Yamamoto, Starn O’Toole Marcus & Fisher
Finalists (alphabetically):
• Delo Dayondon, Hawaii Business
• Todd Iacovelli,
Bank of Hawaii
• Ryan Yamauchi, Evergreen Home Loans
40 to 59
Winner: Mark Matsumoto, M Squared Design
Finalists (alphabetically):
• Scott Butera, Morgan Stanley
• Steve Chang, Johnson Controls
• Peter Vincent, Peter Vincent Architects
60 and over
Winner: Terence O’Toole, Starn O’Toole Marcus & Fisher
Honorable mention:
• Eli Cantu,
All Area Plumbing
• Richard Ho, Chevron
• Tom McCabe, Parsons Corp.
• Jay Morford, Hawaiian Memorial Life
• Todd Nohara, Bank of Hawaii
• Tsutomu Sagawa, Haseko Homes
• Ephraim David Botulan, Dennis Hollier, Steven Petranik and Jason Ubay, all of Hawaii Business
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