Running Group Lovefest
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Running group love is some of the truest there is. They wake you up at 6am to get your run on, they get you to the track on time, push you to be better, support your running and your dreams.
You have your own traditions, anniversaries, favorite running loops, inside jokes. They've seen you at your best and at your worst. They've probably even seen you go to the bathroom, in the trees, grass, behind a dumpster...what's more intimate than that really?
We want to honor this unique and beautiful relationship by giving your running group the chance to win Start Line tees. We'd love to meet your running group - so all you need to do to enter the contest is introduce them!
Enter the Running Group Lovefest Contest:
- Who are you? Your group? (if you don't have a name yet this might be the perfect time to dream one up)
- Where are you from?
- Tell us all about it! Are you track divas, training for the same race, getting the long run done, weekly girlfriend time, virtual running group...?
- What does your group do for post-run fun?
Send your answers to info@oiselle.com or post to our Facebook. We'll randomly draw a running group winner on Monday October 17th. As always we love pictures! Can't wait to meet your peeps!
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