Enter To Win A Spot In Kara Goucher’s 2017 Podium Retreat
We believe in the power of the running retreat. At a minimum, retreats are a weekend away with run friends new and old. But for many of us, they become a sort of sanctuary - a protected space for reflection, goal setting, skill building, and community. It’s everything we love about running, in one high-potency weekend.
That’s why this year, we’re giving one lucky runner an all-expenses paid spot in Kara Goucher’s sold-out 2017 retreat. Open for runners of all ages and ability levels - Kara’s retreat is a space made for focus, connection, and self-improvement. And this year’s theme is strength and empowerment. We can certainly get behind that.
One lucky winner will receive:
- Paid entry to Kara’s 2017 Podium Retreat, October 19th - 22nd in Boulder Colorado
- Door to door transportation to and from Boulder
- Lodging at the charming Hotel Boulderado
- A special send-off surprise from Oiselle HQ (#flystyle included!)
So sit down and sign up! This year’s retreat is going to be one for the ages. We’ll keep our fingers crossed for you.
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