September Inspiration: Running for Alzheimer’s Awareness

After graduating college, I ran a handful of half marathons from 2009-2015 to lose weight and stay in shape. After every half marathon I completed, I’d always think to myself: you have to be CRAZY to run 13.1 more miles to finish a marathon. It was always a far-fetched dream for me to run the NYC Marathon, but I thought

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From Peachtree Junior to AJC Peachtree Road Race 

Growing up in a family of runners, it was tradition for my mom and dad to run the AJC Peachtree Road Race every year. My grandparents and uncle would even drive from Florida to join us.   Naturally, our family’s annual tradition rubbed off on me. I walked the walk and dressed as a mini running adult in running shorts and singlets while other kids wore oversized t-shirts. I did my fair share of 1-mile fun runs without

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April Inspiration: Meet Allie

Allison Konderwich is your average 28-year-old.  She’s a newlywed and first-time homeowner.  She works full-time in higher education and part-time at her local Fleet Feet in Albany, NY.  She enjoys spending time with her husband Mike, their puppy, Scout, and her family and friends.  What sets Allie apart is her love for the marathon and her dedication to the sport. 

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March Inspiration: Meet The Great Kate

Most of us take for granted being able to pull on a pair of shoes and go run or walk a couple miles. But what if one day you found that you couldn’t feel your fingers as they tied your shoes, that your feet kept scuffing the pavement despite your brain screaming at your legs to lift your knees, and

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