What got you out running/walking for the first time? Originally I was into cycling and backpacking, but when Keli swept me off my feet I decided I better figure this running thing out or I would never see her. Then when I got going I realized I could access wilderness areas in a fraction of the time it took to hike, I was hooked. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? Anything by the Grateful Dead or any bluegrass. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? Not much of an organized race runner; but any medal I get while running with friends. What is your dream race or location for a run? I think I get most pumped to run any new trail in the woods, just exploring. What is your favorite trail to run? Either East Bay Regional Park or anywhere in the Sierra. What’s your favorite race distance? Just after exhaustion and just before puking. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? I think the funniest moments have to revolve around the beer mile course. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? Fishing, skiing and hunting with the family. Who are your running heroes? Keli Turner, Mike Niemi, Jeff Rowe Swisegood, Gordy, Nile, Tim Twietmeyer, Barbara Elia and anyone else who gets out there and goes. Who inspires you? My kids. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. I’m still trying. What are your goals? To stay healthy. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? Any super danky IPA.

What got you out running/walking for the first time? The first time I got out was Modesto Marathon 5K in 2017. I saw my Aunt Alma, cousin Samantha and Ally run it every year. I did my first 5k with no training I was so sore. After the 5k race, AJ Mitchell invited to an informational meeting for Shawdowchase Running club. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? I like to listen to 80s, Rock or Country, Rock Steady gives me the push to run faster! What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? Ripon Run was the most memorable race doing my first half marathon! Joshua Tree half marathon was my most favorite running at night was headlamps under the stars. What is your dream race or location for a run? I finally reach my goal of running CIM for my first full marathon lots of spectators and your not alone running! What is your favorite trail to run? My most favorite trail run has to be Lake Chabot! What’s your favorite race distance? Favorite distance run has to be half marathon then again I will probably do another full marathon. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? I have to say that I have fell I don’t have far to fall down. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I like to see live football, baseball games, concerts and traveling. Who are your running heroes? I have to say my running family is a inspiration just getting out there putting on a pair of running shoes. Who inspires you? I have to say the ones that are active and can reach a goal! Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. Waking up early to put a pair of running shoes and heading to dry creek park putting in miles in. What are your goals? My next goal is to train for a 50k. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? I am not to picky to drink if I have to choose it would be a Blue Moon!

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I always enjoyed walking my dog around the neighborhood and I thought to myself, “why not run this distance instead?” I always enjoyed being outside so I just started doing that with the goal to get healthier and to improve my fitness level. I did a lot of hiking before simply because I enjoy nature and exploring. I also secretly wished I could join the track team in middle school and high school but never did. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? Gosh, I don’t really have a favorite song, but I really like electronic music. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? I really like the Berkley Fun Trail run medal. It’s pretty chill. It was my first 6,000-foot elevation run. What is your dream race or location for a run? One day, I hope to do the Tahoe 200. Have to start with the 100 first though! What is your favorite trail to run? I love the skyline to the sea trail. It’s very relaxing and shady. I feel at home there. I also really like Pleasanton Ridge because it has angry hills that make me want to cry. What’s your favorite race distance? I really like doing 50k runs. I think 31 miles is a good distance. It’s long enough to feel challenging but short enough to make it a not all day sort of event. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? I recently finished a marathon and on the ride home, I realized I was wearing my shorts inside out the whole time. No one noticed and if they did they didn’t say anything. Oops... What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I like trying to catch up on my videogames, hiking, and spending time with my boyfriend and my dogs/cats. Who are your running heroes? The ones whom do not give up and continue to overcome obstacles to become better runners. Who inspires you? Everyone in this running club inspires me. I really like watching everyone come together and do their best to complete their run/goals. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. I guess I realized I was a runner when I could finally run 3 miles consistently. That made me feel pretty good. Then I found some ultra running youtube videos and I realized there was so much more... What are your goals? My goals are to continue improving and learning about new running skills, ideas, courses, etc. even if I don’t always like them. Like Fourmidable. I’m not really looking forward to the wet and cold run but I’m going to do it!!!! What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? I love smoothies and Gatorade after a nice long run. Mostly smoothies though :)

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I went to the Susan B Koman race to Walk the 5k in honor of a good friend's sister passing. Another friend of mine happened to be there and said you should run this race with me. I was like me run ... no way, I don't run. After moments of her trying to convince me that I could do this, the gun went off and I started running. I was amazed that I completed a 5k race. Then another and one after that. I started to notice that it made me feel really good mentally and physically plus I actually enjoyed doing it. That's when I realized I wanted to become a better runner and gain more knowledge about the sport, so I did some research and came across Kristi Victorino's class at MJC and here I am running. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? The majority of the time I do not listen to music while running because I like being in tune with my surroundings and enjoy the sounds that the city and trails make. But, when I do listen to music, I like something that has a great beat with motivating lyrics. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? The race metal that I am most proud of is the FOURMIDABLE one because it was very challenging and it tested my limits. It also showed me how powerful and strong I could be when I wanted to give up. My mind, body, and soul were out there working together pushing me up those major hills and technical areas. Also, with the support and inspiration from my fellow Dusty Bottoms runners, I pushed even harder and made it up that last hill to across the finish. This team and race made me believe in myself and realize I can do this. What is your dream race or location for a run? Currently, my dream race is the Great Wall of China Marathon. Oh and the Beer Mile! What is your favorite trail to run? I don't really have a favorite trail to run because I've really enjoyed and at moments hated all the trails that I have been on. I am ready to explore more trails and hopefully, I will cross a path and find my favorite trail. What’s your favorite race distance? I would have to say my favorite race distance is a Half Marathon and boy did I have an "aha" moment recently about 13 miles into my second 50k race. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? During a training run, I wore a pair of Walmart's finest $20 running shoes on part of the Western State trail because I forgot my trail shoes at home. Probably not one of the smartest moves I've made on the rails but at least I still got my run in and had a great laugh with some amazing running buddies. Per Rod Oldfield, Walmart will be calling to sponsor me. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I enjoy hanging out with my friends and family, traveling, yoga, wine or beer tasting, and relaxing. Who are your running heroes? My runner heroes are my fellow Dusty Bottoms trail runners. Whether they are out running the trails or apart of the cheering squad, they all show Heart, Determination, Courage, Strength, and an "I'm Not Going to Give Up" attitude. They are definitely Heroes in my eyes and I am so blessed to know them. Who inspires you? I'm inspired by any person that puts on a pair of running shoes, ties those laces, and takes that first step. I admire their strength and courage to accept a challenge and run. Y'all are an inspiration. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. I run ... but I haven't had a moment like this yet. I've been running for almost three years now and believe I have a full journey ahead of me before having this realization. What are your goals? My plan is to set more goals towards running, like being more consistent, setting a training plan , and marking down more races on my calendar. Also, my most important goal is to continue to enjoy running and have a happy and healthy life style. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? I really enjoy a cold crisp hazy IPA after a great run.

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I’ve enjoyed hiking my entire life but I was never much of a runner other than a handful of 5k road races. At some point, I started thinking that it might be fun to run the trails I was hiking…I didn’t realize that trail running was a thing. At first, I used an app called “Zombies Run” to build my running fitness which I found really helpful. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? Anything by Bad Religion and “ROAR” by Katy Perry. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? I’m not that into medals but I’m probably most proud of the finisher’s award for the 2017 Ohlone 50k. It was my slowest 50k and things generally didn’t go well…but I didn’t give up! What is your dream race or location for a run? I’d love to do a race in Hawaii, Bryce, or Zion. What is your favorite trail to run? It’s a tie; I love the Skyline-to-the-Sea trail and any trail in Yosemite. What’s your favorite race distance? Probably the half marathon. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? Although it was scary at the time, my encounter with a mountain lion seems funny in retrospect. Also, encountering skinny dippers while on a trail run. Oh, and Jeff Rowe’s shorts at Fourmidable a few years back. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I enjoy hanging out with my wife, Annie, and our two daughters, Maddie (10) and Maisie (7). I also enjoy playing music. I play mandolin in a local acoustic swing group called Hot Club Faux Gitane. Who are your running heroes? My running heroes and those who inspire me are the back of the pack runners who never give up. They’re often on their feet considerably longer that the front-runners and cross the finish line after many others have gone home. That kind of perseverance is badass! Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. For a long time I was embarrassed to be seen running because I felt like an imposter…I didn’t feel like a runner. I suppose I still feel that way to some extent. What are your goals? In terms of running goals, I’d love to run a 100-miler some time. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? I no longer drink beer...I have other ways to relax ;)

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I “ran” the Kaiser SF 5k in 2007 with a bunch of friends. Then the running bug really bit about 2015, that’s when shoe choices and running clothes became important. Now I’ve been running the race Half Marathon distance for the past few years. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? Paranoid by Black Sabbath, it’s 3 minutes long and when I first began running it was my goal to run the entire song. These days I just enjoy the peace and quiet, rarely listen to music. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? CIM 2018 Marathon. The training was regular and structured, I put in many miles running but never able to get the long 20 mi done, during the race when I got to mile 18 it was the farthest I ever ran, amazingly my legs felt good. I was hoping to finish under 6 hrs and my official time 5:59:56 . What is your dream race or location for a run? Running anywhere near the cool and breezy ocean like SF or Maui that always dreamy. I’m looking forward to running Big Sur Marathon 2020, hoping it's not going to be a dream crusher. What is your favorite trail to run? I’m new to trails, but during this recent training for Skyline 50k and running at Chabot almost weekly I’ve come to appreciate the many terrains, you know single track and shade are my favorite. What’s your favorite race distance? I really enjoy the Half Marathon distance and my ability to complete in a comfortable amount of time. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? I was running a few loops by myself one early morning almost to the really rocky area near the middle of my 2nd loop, when I suddenly felt the call of nature, looking around not a soul to be seen I had a “code brown” between a rock and a tree. Brushy Peak knocked the crap out of me that day. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? Spending time with my family, especially my one and only granddaughter. I’ve strongly encouraged her to run a few 5k’s with me. Who are your running heroes? Any runner who makes time to coach and encourage others to enrich their lives by making healthy choices of staying active and running to the best of their ability. And that's so many members of this amazing group. Who inspires you? All my running friends who take time to wake up super early and go run, the dedication and sleep deprivation is inspiring, I’ve appreciated the consistency from my fellow 50k first-timers, that's inspiration. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. This seriously is ongoing, I’ve been referred to as the “runner” from the other parents in my granddaughters’ class for the past few years. My Orthopedist recognizes me as a runner in my medical record, I guess I have the worn-out knee that also says“ you are a runner”. What are your goals? The goal is always the same, complete the next run/race feeling good. Continue being consistent with my running/training schedule. Staying healthy! What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? I’m really loving the 21st Amendment Watermelon beer, just recently was introduced to this refreshing beverage. But, I usually stick to nice strong Cabernet wine.

What got you out running/walking for the first time? As a young girl, I loved watching the Olympics. Track and Field was always my favorite. So I joined the track team in 6 th grade. Ran track all through school. I have run on and off for years. Always wanted to run a marathon. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? In The Mood by the Glenn Miller Band What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? AR 50 Medal. I turned 50 years old this past March and I set a goal to complete a 50-mile trail race. One mile for every year of life God has blessed me with. 50 & Fabulous!! What is your dream race or location for a run? Dream location to run would be anywhere alongside the ocean. What is your favorite trail to run? My favorite trail to run is Chabot. What’s your favorite race distance? My favorite race distance is the half marathon. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? The funniest thing that I have seen recently and also happened to me on a trail run was at Dodge Ridge slip-sliding in the snow “Butt Slides” down the hill. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? When not running I enjoy spending time with my family. I love being a Grandma and spending time with my grandson. I also enjoy cycling and scrapbooking (that’s why I take so many pictures) and make homemade cards for all occasions. Who are your running heroes? My running heroes are anyone who gets out of the house or uses a treadmill to run/walk for whatever reason. Who inspires you? There are so many people who inspire me. Everyone here at DB, my family and those battling serious illnesses and going through treatments or who are survivors. I like to dedicate my run or cycle ride to them. I pray for them while I run and they motivate me to keep going no matter what. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. Do not remember the moment I realized I was a runner. What are your goals? My goal is to complete a 100k at Javalina 2019 in honor of my sister Lisa who was recently diagnosed with a mild case of Multiple Sclerosis. She used to be a runner. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? My favorite drink is either a Lemon Drop (Fuzio’s has the best ones) or Margarita.

What got you out running/walking for the first time? My kids were in Turlock swim team back in 2012, and they practiced at Pitman High swimming pool several times a week. I was mostly sitting and chatting with other parents while watching the kids swimming and waiting for them to finish. One day, out of boredom, I went walking on the high school track just outside of the swimming pool fence, and I felt good. So I quit sitting and kept walking. After a few days into walking, I somehow decided to jog for 30 seconds, and that was all I could do at the time. It took a few months for the 30 seconds to become 5 minutes, but from 5 minutes to 30 minutes continuous running, it only took about a few weeks. That is how my journey to explore and extend my limit start. All my walk/run were all done on a 400-meter track loop before my first ever half marathon in November 2012 at Big Sur. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? I don’t listen to music when I run anymore. But music does help to pick up the pace. I have a few workout music soundtracks of some modified songs with speed setting of 120 to 150 beats per minute. Seem to work. Also, there are fitness music apps I used back to the time I did road running. They have a lot of selection to listen to. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? The medal from my 2nd full marathon in Wuhan China, 2017. Wuhan was where I was born and raised. Marathon was a relatively new thing in China, and that was only the 2nd year of the event. Most of the population (10 million) there still didn’t think a full marathon could be run by a regular person. Out of the 6,000 full marathoners, only 10 percent were from the local, and less than 1,000 were women. I ran the Modesto full marathon as my first full marathon three weeks before my run in Wuhan. When I got there, my sister refused to take me to the expo to get my bib. She said firmly, that I was not going to run. She drove through the full course the day prior to my arrival, and she believed that I was going to run and die. It took some effort to convince her that I would be just fine. I ran five hours forty minutes the next day in the pouring rain, I ran through my old schools, childhood playgrounds, shopping malls, bridges, river, and lake. It was a wonderful journey with memory flashing back while I ran. In the end, I got the medal, which was beautifully crafted and contain a bit of real gold. After the race, several of my friends started to get into walking and running, and they became more and more active and finished their own races. My sister is talking about running a half marathon in 2020, hope I can go back and run with her. What is your dream race or location for a run? My father grew up in a small remote village. In the 1950s, he had to walk a full week from his hometown to the capital of the province to take the college administration test. He told us many times of how he walked through mountains (single-track it should be), carrying limited foods and supplies, and slept at the wild to get there. He forgot everything after the long journey, but he did so well with the test and got into one of the best universities in China. I really want to run that course he was on. I don’t know if that is still possible though. What is your favorite trail to run? Dipsea. It has everything, beautiful sceneries, a great challenge, fresh air, water refill, and the mid-run snack/meal place at Mill Valley. What’s your favorite race distance? Half marathon. It is still my most comfortable distance. Hope one day I will enjoy full marathon distance more. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? When I was running Way to Cool 50K, Robert Root was shouting behind me. There was a bit of distance between us, and I couldn’t hear well. I ran back to him, only to find out he wanted me to run faster, he was yelling, “Run, the sweepers are behind us!” What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I enjoy my job in the IT field, and I enjoy working at our family business. Yeah, a workaholic you can tell. I also enjoy cooking and bible study. Who are your running heroes? The runners in this community. I can’t possibly list everyone’s name here, but we have all sort of heroes around us. Some runners are fighting with health issues. Some are pushing their limits and showing us amazing capabilities. Some not just run, but also serve the communities with endless enthusiasm. And almost everyone, just so friendly, encouraging and supportive. Nothing is easy! All the efforts are amazing. Who inspires you? Runners older than me inspire me always. They set examples that I can still do so much! Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. I still don’t realize myself as a “runner” yet, but I have a moment realizing I belong to the trail. I took a long break, three months off running and trails. At my first training after the break, when my foot landed on the trail, I felt the strong connection instantly. I felt that’s where I belong. What are your goals? Keep running to 100 years old. Not that I’m striving to live long by running, I meant, I want to be able to run as long as I live. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? My favorite beer was the one I drank after Fourmable 35K in 2018. I drank again after AR25 this year, it was equally good!! Want a favorite beer, I got to run!

What got you out running/walking for the first time? My niece, Christina Day, who really wasn’t necessarily athletically inclined and I was not runner. So, we started with the Couch to 5K app. Then she discovered the ShadowChase Running Club and eventually Dusty Bottoms and as they say the rest is history. AND what a surprise…’cause here it is 4 years later and after joining Dusty Bottom, I even tried the Beer Mile (much improvement required on that run) and recently ran the AR25 which was an amazing adventure! What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? Girl on Fire and WonderWoman, but sometimes playing the music from movies inspire me to run forever… (The Last of Mohicans, as an example) What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? Today, it has to be the Redding Marathon 2019 medal. Why? I PR'd, but more than that I was running with my friends and even when I was running alone, it felt like I could run forever. What is your dream race or location for a run? Oh Boy! What a tough one to answer. Of course the norm response would be the Boston Marathon for obvious reasons, but I would love to run in Africa along the Nile and/or the Pyramids, on the Great Wall of China or maybe a Ragnor race at least once. Actually anywhere with my friend, Laura Nance, would be just perfect! What is your favorite trail to run? A little too soon to have a favorite; BUT maybe the awesome runners of Dusty Bottoms can help me answer this one in the future. What’s your favorite race distance? The distance in front of me or something equal to or greater than a marathon! What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? Well, imagine 3 very brilliant people running Turner’s Tuff 10 … and these seasoned runners (Tommy, Laura and I) not only missing the arrows pointing to the right, but missing the solid line on the left which was an indicator “Not this Way” …… nothing more is required to answer this question. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? Being with my family and traveling on the roads less traveled. I love adventure and challenges. I also love to read, read, read… and watch SciFi! I can’t imagine not working with my church and its people. Who are your running heroes? To be honest my heroes are those who expand their horizons, especially those who join a running club and strive to be different than they are today…..those who expand their vision of life and strive to live abundantly…who understand the value of meeting and growing with new people, new friends! Who inspires you? Those who embrace life and challenge themselves, as well as who I am, what I am, and what I believe about myself….help me grow to be a better person, a better runner. Another often unspoken inspiration for me is those who know when and how to say NO when it is needed. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. Hmmm, the moment I reach about 4ish miles into a run and feel like I can run forever and even when there seems to be nothing left at the end I push to the finish. But running the Redding Marathon this year was a significant game changer for me. What are your goals?. Run till I drop! But I would like to run a Marathon in another country, run with the Masai people (actually did this in a small way on a Birding trip in Africa even before I started running), and I am pondering what it would be like to qualify and run the Boston Marathon or maybe one of those crazy trail runs Dusty Bottom does, like………..(okay, maybe I will try the Beer Mile again this year. LOL) What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? Yes, I drink other than beer (I do LOVE my champaign), BUT I do love dark beers, particularly stout.

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I decided that living was a better alternative to not. What’s a song that helps pick up your pace? More of a zen/meditation thing but, “A horse with no name” by America. It helps me ignore that I fucking hate running. What is the race medal you are most proud of and why? Fourmidable and because it was so hard for me to get through it. What is your dream race or location for a run? Maui, Monterey, and now the 6 foot track In Australia . What is your favorite trail to run? Crazy, but Dipsea is so gorgeous that I am almost always willing to go. Even though it hurts. What’s your favorite race distance? Zero, But I will take on a 5k to a half. When I grow up I’ll get a marathon in. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you or that you have seen on the trail? Meeting people that share my insanity. Then you find the weird connections that exist with them. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not running? I love travel, reading, talking the shit out of politics to philosophy or a good argument surrounding history or religion, ya know idle chit chat. Almost forgot, really like to eat and drink. Who are your running heroes? So the main character in the movie Chariots of Fire, Eric Liddell made running your ass off look so easy. Also, team Adalid and Robert, they leave no one behind, I so fucking respect that. Who inspires you? Kristi Victorino and Jerome Hicks. I have learned and bettered myself through their guidance, care and direction; and also all my friends who I have shared a beer or story with. Describe the moment you realized you were a “runner”. When I ran three miles, talking to the “mother fucking track” at MJC. Ask Kristi, it was the MJC class “How to run your first 5k”. What are your goals?. Live, stay on the island of misfit toys with all the others, “I don’t want to die crowd” especially Heidi B. What’s your favorite beer (or other drink if you don’t drink beer)? Lagunitas IPA

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Kris Turner

By Chad Johnson|2020-02-05T18:32:47-08:00February 5th, 2020|Uncategorized|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? Originally I was into cycling and backpacking, but when Keli swept me off my feet I [...]

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Jessica Curtiss

By Chad Johnson|2020-01-03T15:31:44-08:00January 3rd, 2020|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? The first time I got out was Modesto Marathon 5K in 2017. I saw my Aunt [...]

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Kat Beboutova

By Chad Johnson|2019-12-02T08:21:41-08:00December 2nd, 2019|Uncategorized|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I always enjoyed walking my dog around the neighborhood and I thought to myself, “why not [...]

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Elizabeth Brophy

By Chad Johnson|2019-11-12T13:02:03-08:00November 12th, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I went to the Susan B Koman race to Walk the 5k in honor of a [...]

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Gary Williams

By Chad Johnson|2019-10-03T14:33:56-07:00October 3rd, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I’ve enjoyed hiking my entire life but I was never much of a runner other than [...]

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Nanette Perez

By Chad Johnson|2019-07-29T12:19:15-07:00July 29th, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I “ran” the Kaiser SF 5k in 2007 with a bunch of friends. Then the running [...]

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Krissy Vickerman

By Chad Johnson|2019-07-02T08:38:36-07:00July 2nd, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? As a young girl, I loved watching the Olympics. Track and Field was always my favorite. [...]

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Ling Leong

By Chad Johnson|2019-06-14T16:04:38-07:00June 14th, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? My kids were in Turlock swim team back in 2012, and they practiced at Pitman High [...]

Shelia Mae Annis

By Chad Johnson|2019-05-01T12:12:47-07:00May 1st, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? My niece, Christina Day, who really wasn’t necessarily athletically inclined and I was not runner. So, [...]

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John Gordon

By Chad Johnson|2019-04-02T06:11:03-07:00April 2nd, 2019|ROTM|

What got you out running/walking for the first time? I decided that living was a better alternative to not. What’s a song that helps [...]

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