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Thanks so much for visiting my site! My name is Brandon Wood and I am the social media manager and a customer service rep for Newton Running. This site and podcast follow my adventures on the way to competing in and training for all kinds of endurance events, especially triathlon and running. Click the "About Me" tab for more info!
Who: This contest is open to anyone and everyone in the U.S. and Canada (also APO)! Tell your friends!
What: Stuffitts! I have spoken about these simple yet awesome shoe savers in the past. Click here to read more about them. I cannot say enough how great they are!
When: Starting NOW! This is an ongoing contest that will be every month, or until every person on the planet has nice, fresh smelling shoes!
Why: Because Stuffitts are awesome! The folks at Stuffitts are being SUPER generous and I also want to give you guys something that I think is a great addition to any athletes arsenal!
How: On the last podcast episode post of each month (example: Episode 99 on June 28 HERE) entrants should leave a comment (however long you'd like). On the following week's show (the first show of each month) I will draw, by random number generator, one winner! That's it!
Good luck!
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hope everyone had a blessed thanksgiving day!
my race report from yesterday:
Yesterday at 11am my sister and I ran the “dirty bird 15k” we got out there with some pre-race jitters and had pee about 50 times each! It was a gorgeous day and we got to the starting line and were off with hoots and yells. we had a very short section of road before we hit the trails. I tried to get ahead on the road section but there were so many people! we got on the trail and it was a tough, muddy, rocky, hill single track, i was able to pass a couple of people but it was tough. my legs felt a little heavy throughout the race but it was a gorgeous day. I finished strong and felt great. at the end of the race my sister had just come in about 6 minutes before me and we came to find out that there were 465 runners on that tiny single track! One old guy there was 77 and had just run the Philadelphia marathon! awesome, awesome day.
gabi