Skyla Jackson

They called me Action Jackson in high school. I signed up to be on the cross country team my sophomore year of high school to get in shapre for soccer season. I fell in love eith it, but especially with the high that follows a hard run or winning a close race. I noticed then that you don’t come across too many angry or mean runners; they are usually happy and nice people. I think there is something to be said about that. Running has been a quiet outlet for me for over 20 years and I am grateful for it every day. FOR THE HIGH OF IT!

Drew Ozuna

Running has always been part of my life. My dad, a Boston Marathon qualifier, has run the legendary Robie Creek 32 times, inspired my own journey into the sport. My first half-marathon was also Robie Creek, and Ive now completed it four times, improving my time each race.

I ran my first marathon-the Idaho Potato Marathon- in 2023 and recently ran the Portland Marathon, beating my original time by 30 minutes. Running has given me confidence, patience, and gratitude for the places it’s taken me and the people it has brought into my life.

My lifelong goal is to qualify for the Boston Marathon, and I’m excited to keep chasing that dream.

Alyssa Zabala

Running was always such a challenge for me. For the longest time I was always into lifting, my only cardio consisted of incline walking on the treadmill once a week. I still remember that feeling I got from completing my first long run without stopping. The way it made me feel after, I’ll never forget. I was so proud of myself, there was no going back. Running has brought such a positive community into my life. I love that running is truly you vs. you and it has shown me I am capable of more than I imagined.

Jodi Perez

I started running about 6 months ago. I really had no interest in running until I was invited to run once a week and truly just didnt want to miss out on a fun time with people who were interested in fitness and lifestyle as I was. As someone who has had a lifelong struggle with body image and weight fluctuation, running has changed my perspective on what my body is capable of and the joy of challenging myself both physically and mentally rather than a constant cycle of binge, restricting and over training.

In addition to all of the mental and physical benefits of running, I've gotten to build community with people who are positive and authentic and want to prioritize wellness and lifestyle. It's brought a whole new outlook to training and health.

John Hickey

Bio coming soon!