My week is filled with physical activities between soccer, yoga, trail running and surfing. But this year I took a new challenge; participate in the PepsiCo Transrockies Run3, a 3 day trail run in Colorado, 58 miles, 8,600 feet elevation gain. I decided to take this challenge upon myself to promote my non profit, Supportersize which organizes physical activities for people with Caner.
To prepare for this event I retained a coach, Jacob Puzey of McMillan Running which hopefully can help me prepare for this unusual event. I am very excited, about the training and about the event itself, and hopefully the attention I can get for Supportersize, it is so important to get people who live with Cancer active.
Cancer survivor, father, husband, athlete and founder of Supportersize sharing his experience training for a multi day trail run in the Rockies.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
How Exercise May Aid Cancer Treatment
I registered to participate in the Transrockies 2015 as a way to draw attention to a very important (to me) cause - promoting exercise to people impacted by Cancer.
This article in the New York Times is a great story with some facts about what I know from personal experience.
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This article in the New York Times is a great story with some facts about what I know from personal experience.
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Thursday, April 2, 2015
Running for Life
Ariella Gintzler wrote a great article at #Trailrunnermag. It's great not because it is about me, but because it really captures what my family and I are going through, living with cancer and trying to build a momentum behind the non profit I founded #Supportersize that provides free outdoor and exercise events and physical activities for people living with cancer.
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