MudRunFun Magazine Aug. 2013 | Page 8

A Mud Run Changed My Life For two years I lived on fast food and started my I hadn’t always been a couch potato. When I was after midnight. young, I was very active. I was on the swim team, days 4:30 in the morning and crawled into bed well I saw an advertisement for Hog Wild Mud Run I played basketball and softball and I was known and that looked like so much fun! I found their to rollerblade or ride my bike for hours on end. Facebook page and made a decision to do that I continued this level of activity into adulthood race! I assured myself that the race was only 3 miles adding a variety of dance classes to the list. I and I had walked or ran that distance before so it worked several years as a lifeguard and substitute would be no problem. Prior to the race, I contacted water aerobics instructor and became a “pool man” the race director to find out how to connect with after that. I did not ever sit down, until about 5 other people that would be there. I didn’t know years ago. I became employed at a government anyone that would consider doing a race, let alone agency and spent most of my 8 hour days tied to a race that involved mud. He connected me with a desk. Two years into obtaining that position, I MudRunFun and I met my long lost family! The decided to go back to school. As a single mom, working full time and attending between 9 and 14 6 group immediately welcomed me in despite my having zero experience with mud runs or running in general. I followed the group for several months credit hours per semester, my online before actually meeting them. From the time activity level dropped to zero. I drove into the parking lot, I was forced to face