 Jacksonville Moms on the Run member Vidya Ramachandran was featured on News 4 Jax for crossing the finish line of her first 15K, the Gate River Run. "V," as her teammates call her, joined Moms on the Run one year ago and committed to making time for her health and fitness.
Vidya said she attributes her accomplishment to the support of Moms on the Run— and the friendships she’s made as she put in the miles of training. “However slow you are, or one day you just can’t get your legs to move, you will have somebody with you to run,” she said. “And it’s not just running. I find they are helping me build on my strength.” We are so proud of Vidya and all of our Moms on the Run members in Jacksonville for conquering the Green Monster and finding they're #MOTRstrong.
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 FranchiseWire featured an article about Krista Olsen joining Moms on the Run as Director of Operations. Thanks, FranchiseWire! Read more of the article here.
 Shakopee (MN) Moms on the Run was recently featured in Shakopee Valley News. Angie Burgess, franchise owner of Shakopee Moms on the Run, shared about the benefits of staying active outdoors this time of year.
“Mental health-wise, I think it’s huge,” she said. “People start to, as the weather gets colder, kind of just head indoors. Just getting that fresh air being outside — I think everyone will agree just how much better you feel afterwards.” Read more of the article here.  Moms on the Run is excited to announce Krista Olsen as Director of Operations. A member of Shoreview Moms on the Run since 2012, Krista will help execute company priorities and oversee all daily operations for employees, franchisees and customers of the company nationwide.
“I am extremely passionate about Moms on the Run and its mission to help busy women discover the path to a lifetime of physical fitness, all while finding the accountability and community they need to thrive,” Krista remarked. “I have been surrounded with an awesome community of like-minded women as a result of being a runner with Moms on the Run for the past decade.” Eliza Fletcher, who was abducted and killed while out on a pre-sunrise run, represents most of us at Moms on the Run — a wife, a mom, a sister, a friend. There have been too many victims, named and unnamed, of this type of tragedy. We shouldn’t have to worry about our safety when we lace up our shoes to hit the trails! This weekend, several of our Moms on the Run locations wore our hot pink running shirts and hit the trails to “Finish Eliza’s Run.” Shout out to Jacksonville Moms on the Run for these photos and their feature on their local news: https://bit.ly/3qyORJo. |
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