What Is Your Strong?

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Coco

Have you heard about the Saucony Find Your Strong Project? Saucony is encouraging runners to “share your strong” to inspire, challenge, and encourage each other.

Each week has a different theme, and you can share “your strong” on their site for a chance to win prizes (including Saucony running shoes).

I love the theme of “strong” because strength signifies overall health and fitness and includes mental strength, which can be so important to running.

My strong is

. . . setting my alarm for 5:00 am on a Saturday to run with my friend.

. . . bundling up for a cold winter run.

. . . plotting well-lit routes for o’dark-thirty runs.

. . . putting in the training to meet my goals.

. . . cross-training to ward off injury.

. . . learning to love yoga because my body needs it.

What is your strong?

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4 Responses to What Is Your Strong?

  1. FindingMyHappyPace says:
    May 8, 2012 at 2:44 am

    I think their "find your strong" is great, but man o MAN some people are misunderstanding the point of it, (in my opinion)., DailyMile has become a fashion show lately with people uploading random race photos in more of a show-off manner than what the theme is asking for. My opinion of course.
    Yes, a 5:00 am alarm on a Saturday IS a strong thing! 🙂

  2. yumyucky says:
    May 8, 2012 at 4:55 am

    Coco, your strong list da bomb!!!!! My strong list involves not eating large cake slices everyday even though I wants to, errr something errr other….

  3. KCLAnderson (Karen) says:
    May 8, 2012 at 5:36 am

    My strong right now is pushing through chronic pain and intermittent hormone-related depression and swinging, snatching, pressing, squatting kettlebells anyway!

  4. David H. says:
    May 8, 2012 at 11:56 am

    Being in the communications/marketing field, I have to say that the campaign is one of the best I've seen from a running shoe company — by taking a simple phrase and getting everyone involved is getting a lot of people to talk about their product without even realizing it. It's a big win for them, but it's also a big win for runners of all levels to stop and think about what motivates them. It's also been a lot of fun to see so many people get involved with it.

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