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Kootenay Fun 5

KF5 REAL-LIFE RESOLUTIONS

Are you UNSTOPPABLE in 2020?  Let us know if you'd like to be a KF5 Ambassador!  Sign up five friends at a 10% discount and you get upgraded to VIP statu​s!  

One of the main reasons the Kootenay Fun 5 was born was out of a desire to promote health and wellness in Cranbrook and surrounding communities.  We were overwhelmed with the support and participation in our first few years. All ages, physical abilities, sizes, and stages of fitness,  families, friends, siblings, and singles - everyone came out and joined in the fun.  And we celebrated! What a success!
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Introducing KF5 Real-Life Resolutions!
 
This is a social community made up of people in all stages of life and health.  Anyone can join!  The only thing we ask is that you set a goal you wish to achieve by race day!  You can challenge yourself, support a friend, motivate your whole family or get the entire office working together. Think nutrition & fitness but also be creative and most importantly - make it FUN! Below are some of the people who have set a personal goal and are promoting fitness and well-being. 
Join us today!

2019 Ambassador for The Drive - Jason!

3/24/2019

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"This year's Kootenay Fun 5 for me is all about finishing, participating and competing. In 2014 I posted my best ever 5k time of 26:30. Then between just falling off the wagon and some nagging injuries, I let the weight creep back on. In 2018 I decided it was time to get on track. I jumped in too fast and did a 5k and aggravated Planters Fascitis, which I didn't know I had, and had to stop running and even walking on a treadmill. Then in September I broke my thumb which prevented me from doing weights. So I could not work out at all. December when everything was healing nicely I took on a spill on my steep driveway and I had a severe concussion from whacking my head and a severely bruised spine. I have just been given clearance to resume working out. So with only 6 weeks to the run, I will participate but my goal is just to get on track, lose 10 pounds before race day and finish. It might be by walking..but finish is the goal and be injury free. Different goals than 2014 but at this stage of my life and with the all the injuries I've battled through, it's more important than ever to get on track and stay there. See you May 11th!"

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