 Nicoletta, front, and Laura Port Washington (NY) Moms on the Run duo Nicoletta Gargas and Laura Neville have been friends for more than a decade and running partners for just over a year. One year after joining Moms on the Run, they ran their first half marathon to celebrate their half-century birthdays.
Nicoletta shares: "I still cannot believe that we ran a half marathon. It seems so surreal. Thanks to Moms on the Run and my amazing friend and running partner, Laura, it was possible. I also need to mention my husband, Tom. He was very supportive!" Read on to learn as Nicoletta shares more of their story.
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Moms on the Run is debuting its first run retreat this fall, led by our National Fitness Director, Olympian Carrie Tollefson. Carrie typically attends and speaks at three to four running retreats each year. Read more on our conversation with Carrie to find out why our running retreat will be worth your investment! Moms on the Run National Fitness Director, Olympian Carrie Tollefson, certainly has experience with today's training tip: mental toughness. Mentally training for a race, workout or even daily life may be one of the hardest things to work on, but so critical. Listen in as Carrie shares several techniques she uses.  Our National Fitness Director, Olympian Carrie Tollefson, shares a tip today that is not just for fitness, but for life: positive thinking. Believe in yourself. Carrie knows well the negative thoughts that can creep in while training for a big goal. In the midst of a race, a workout or your day, the more you tell yourself you can do something, the more you'll make it happen. Watch now.  |
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