We have decided to pause Wild Woman for this year. And to be
honest, it has nothing to do with COVID. This year, it’s about us—Betsy and
Steph. And we would like to empower all of you lovely women out there who have
given huge chunks of your lives to your kids, your husbands, your homes and
your work, that maybe it’s time to do something just for yourself this year too.
Make this the year to find your joy—and you might just find it rippling through
the rest of your life.
As you know, we started Wild Woman to provide girlfriends
with an opportunity to run on trails and reconnect. Over the past nine years (it
would have been 10 if it weren’t for COVID), we have loved hosting a trail
running weekend, meeting all of you, and watching your smiles as you crossed
the finish line, perhaps going farther than you may have ever gone before.
Continue pushing those limits.
Your inner wild woman knows that you can do whatever you set
your mind to. She knows that you have zero limits. Embrace her. We are.
See you in 2023.
Steph and Betsy
Friendship in Fitness
Consider this an invitation to all the wild women who like to run long, play hard, and eat locally.
We decided it was time to return the favor, and hold a women's trail run in our backyard and invite gals from all over to run with us. Not everyone wants to run a marathon or an ultra, so that's why we are offering a relay, a 7-mile and a half-marathon too.
Steph and Betsy
Every year we choose a local non-profit to support. This year, we help victims of domestic violence get back up on their feet to live a safe and healthy life by donating a portion of our proceeds to Helping Hands Against Violence. Helping Hands is a non-profit organization in Hood River, Oregon which supports victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking through shelter, advocacy, education and outreach. For more information: Helping Hands Against Violence
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