Welcome to Forest Lake Moms on the Run
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Stop thinking you could never be a runner and start believing that you can achieve your fitness goals! Moms on the Run can help. We’re not a run club. We’re an instructor-led fitness program with coaching to motivate, educate and encourage you on your journey. You’ll make new friends, find accountability and have fun while working toward a healthier lifestyle.
We welcome all women, all ages and all fitness levels. We offer programming for walkers to beginning runners to experienced runners. And we make it FUN! Walkers will be encouraged to follow an interval training schedule designed to maximize their fitness levels. Our “learn to run” program begins with mostly walking and gradually transitions to more jogging. Experienced runners will be challenged to improve their times and endurance through our brand new intermediate and advanced training programs this year designed by our new Fitness Director, Olympian Carrie Tollefson! We also offer a great selection of additional strength and cardio training formats throughout the year.
Stop thinking you could never be a runner and start believing that you can achieve your fitness goals! Moms on the Run can help. We’re not a run club. We’re an instructor-led fitness program with coaching to motivate, educate and encourage you on your journey. You’ll make new friends, find accountability and have fun while working toward a healthier lifestyle.
We welcome all women, all ages and all fitness levels. We offer programming for walkers to beginning runners to experienced runners. And we make it FUN! Walkers will be encouraged to follow an interval training schedule designed to maximize their fitness levels. Our “learn to run” program begins with mostly walking and gradually transitions to more jogging. Experienced runners will be challenged to improve their times and endurance through our brand new intermediate and advanced training programs this year designed by our new Fitness Director, Olympian Carrie Tollefson! We also offer a great selection of additional strength and cardio training formats throughout the year.
Register Now for Fall!
Strength and Cardio Boot camp
Our 8-week strength and cardio boot camp offers a variety of workout options to help you get fit. We'll help maximize your metabolism by providing run/walk high intensity interval training (HIIT) at your level. Enhance your fitness level by improving strength, muscle tone, speed and agility.
Interval Training
Our interval training classes offer 20 minutes of run/walk cardio intervals that will help improve your speed and metabolism.
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Strength Training
Each interval class features 20 minutes of strength training. Participants are encourage to bring 5 lb weights and a yoga mat.
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Endurance Runs
We offer weekly endurance runs to help maintain your running base.
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Class Meeting Details
Our Strength and Cardio Boot Camp runs through November 3, 2018
- Interval Training - Mondays with Coach Jane and Thursdays with Coach Rachel from 6:00-6:50pm at Headwaters Transit Center and Trailhead
- Endurance Run - Saturdays at 7:30am* with Coach Erin at Headwaters, plus other local sites for variety
Purchase Options
If you prefer to pay by check, need a payment plan, or have any questions, contact forestlake@momsontherun.com
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1x/week Attendance
$99 Attend 1 class each week, choose either interval training or endurance run.* *Intended for those attending the same class time each week.
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1x/week Interval Plus Endurance Run - $149
Attend 1 interval training class and get an add-on endurance run. |
2x/week Interval with One FREE Endurance Run - $169
Attend 2 interval training classes each week and get an endurance run free! |
Flex Ten Pass
$129 Attend up to 10 classes, choose any combination of classes. |
Let's Connect!
If you would like to learn more about our program or have any additional questions please get in touch with us!
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meet our Head coaches
Jane Dreyer
I started running with Moms on the Run in 2010. I had always been an active person, but had never enjoyed running. Slowly, I built up my endurance and progressed from walk/run intervals to all running. I was amazed! Soon I began running races, starting with 5Ks. After my first race, I discovered what they call the "runners high" and I was hooked. In the past 5 years, I have run lots of races from 5Ks to 10Ks to half and full marathons. I love running, but my biggest takeaway from Moms on the Run so far has been the wonderful women I have met and the friendships that we have developed. Coaching is awesome because it gives me the opportunity to provide support and encouragement (as well as share my experience/knowledge) and hopefully inspire other women to continue on their running journey!
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rachel baar
My running career began nearly 26 years ago. I started running in high school and ran both track and cross country for the University of Tulsa. I run now for fun and enjoy helping others find pleasure in being physically active. I am a certified running coach through RRCA and USATF, and have been coaching with Moms on the Run since 2014. It has been really fun to see the women in MOTR push themselves and meet goals they once thought were impossible.
By day, I am a registered dietitian nutritionist. I live in Columbus with my husband and 2 children. When I have a chance to run a race, my favorite distance is the 10 mile. In addition to running, I also enjoy taking group fitness classes, including strength training, spinning and yoga. |
Erin Rheault
My name is Erin and I'm excited to join the coaching team this year, after being involved for 7 years! In 2011, I learned to run in Moms on the Run and it quickly became very therapeutic for me. 10 miles is my favorite racing distance and I completed my first marathon in 2018! I am 40 years old, married and a mom of a 12 year old boy and 13 year old girl. My full-time job is as an Office Manager for a commercial tire company. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, crocheting, hiking and boating. I will be certifying as a run instructor this spring, and I look forward to helping many women in the local area develop a new love for running and reach their goals, especially those brand new to the sport.
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