Three years ago I started on a journey. I'm a serious introvert. Like to the point of wanting to be a crazy hermit cat lady. Anyway enough about my mental health. I saw an ad looking for Girls on the Run coaches. I thought hey I run I can do that.
Let me explain that GOTR isn't just a running program it's a life building program. To teach girls to be the amazing people they are. So not only did I have to run (which I was ok at) I had to actually lead and teach these girls to love who they are.
I have to say it's taken me this long to realize my own awesomeness. I took over head coaching responsibilities for not only one team but 4. Yes FOUR! Thirty totally different, joyful girls. From the ages of 8-13. Crazy as it sounds we didn't have any drama over the course of 12 weeks!
I am supposed to teach the girls but they've taught me so much. I appreciate every single one of them with their uniqueness and spirits that it's made me be a better person and find my inner peace. I am amazing and no one can take that away. Because at the end of the day we are all good enough.
The end of the season was a bittersweet day. Because I'm moving away. The town I'm moving to doesn't have a GOTR program. So guess what this now tutu wearing former introvert is taking on? Oh yes western Louisiana let's do this!
I am a wife, mom, runner, yogi, fitness enthusiast, and crafter. I love tacos, sushi, coffee, rescue animals, and shenanigans. I'm sharing in my fitness journey, my life journey to motivate, inspire, and lift others up. Strong and Zen Fitness is my way of life and I hope to help you on your journey too.
Monday, May 19, 2014
What Girls on the Run has taught me.
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