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Ambassador Spotlight: Sid Busch

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Tagged As #baltimoremarathon, #gonavy, #littlerockmarathon, #neverforget, #nycmarathon, #rundisney, #runtohonor, 10k, 13.1, 26.2, 5k, @beavercreekchamber, @marinecorpsmarathon, @runwiththemarines, airforcemarathon, FlyAFM

For whom he runs:  Today’s featured Ambassador has captured the hearts of those who have run with him. Sid Busch may be one of the most selfless people we’ve had the pleasure of meeting. For those who do not know, Sid is a retired Navy Veteran (Senior Chief Sonar Tech). He has run thousands of

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Ambassador Spotlight: Megan Mottet

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Tagged As #afmambassador, #crossfit, #hillyhilly, #lexingtonky, 13.1, 26.2, @beavercreekchamber, @wearbluetoremember, airforcemarathon, FlyAFM, flyfightwin, halfmarathon, marathon, training

Ambassador Spotlight: Megan Mottet I would like to introduce you to Megan Mottet, our next Tailwind’s Ace Crew Ambassador. Megan is the definition of grit and grace. She encourages those around her and finds a fire within herself to dig deep and do more. As of this typing, Megan is ranked in the top 10%

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Can Stress Affect A Runner’s Performance?

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Can stress affect a runner’s performance? Written by Michelle Daniel, owner of The Lifestyle Technique, LLC Exercise has been shown to increase your overall health and sense of well-being. It can also help relieve stress and have great benefits. Physical activity, such as, running can help increase your endorphin production, which is our brain’s feel-good

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