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Race For Celiac

Brian Allee

By Brian Allee
in Sports and Fitness

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Brian Allee
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Does anyone know what it would take to promote a run/walk, or bike ride?

I live in Denver, Co. and would love to get something started.

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Jnkmnky
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You could email Danna Korn. She promotes and runs the R.O.C.K. (raising our celiac kids) walks. We've done them four years in a row now and I think she's really worked out the kinks. Our last one in May was great. Go to the ROCK web site and email her from there. Good luck!

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Thank you! I'll keep you posted.

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What is her e-mail address?

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Jnkmnky
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Open Original Shared Link

I think this will lead you to her email.

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Jnkmnky
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Open Original Shared Link

At the bottom of this link is her email addy.

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Nadtorious
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Let me know if you can get something together. I live in Englewood, CO, and would love to get involved in something like this!

Nadia

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I'll run in the race :)

JBlue Newbie
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Does anyone know what it would take to promote a run/walk, or bike ride?

I live in Denver, Co. and would love to get something started.

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I am in Castle Rock, and would be interested in helping as well.

John

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Laurad- Apprentice
Laurad-
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I live in Aspen and I'd totally help to!

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Libs Newbie
Libs
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Does anyone know what it would take to promote a run/walk, or bike ride?

I live in Denver, Co. and would love to get something started.

I realize this is a really old post. But I would love to help out and run the race. Please let me know if you are still interested in making this happen.

buffettbride Enthusiast
buffettbride
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I realize this is a really old post. But I would love to help out and run the race. Please let me know if you are still interested in making this happen.

Me too. I just started the Couch 2 5k program. :D

aaron&sam Rookie
aaron&sam
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Me too. I just started the Couch 2 5k program. :D

I realize too that this is based on an old post, but I love to run! Are there groups that run across the US in support of Celiac disease? If so count me in! :)

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Me too. I just started the Couch 2 5k program. :D

I realize too that this is based on an old post, but I love to run! Are there groups that run across the US in support of Celiac disease? If so count me in! :)

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
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Did anything ever come of this? I haven't heard of any kind of event that brings awareness to and supports celiac/gluten intolerance on a national level.

It would be neat as a community if we could get something like this going, like a 5k run/walk one day a year.

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buffettbride Enthusiast
buffettbride
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There is an organization called Open Original Shared Link I am thinking about joining once I have a little more distance to my runs.

I'd love to help organize a specific 5k for Celiac in the Denver area. Maybe May or October would be good months to have it because those are the two known Celiac awareness months I know of.

Any other thoughts/suggestions?

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