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TeamAIDAsha 2013 Information Session Announcement
The TeamAIDAsha Marathon program is about to embark on its 11th year and we would like to welcome you to the FREE information session at MIT, This is a great chance to learn more about the program, address any questions you have (the most common of which is "I've never run before, can I do this?") and talk to people who've gone through the program before.
When: Sunday, April 21st, 2013, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: MIT (Room 4-163)
77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
Google map: http://goo.gl/jdcPY
Entry: Free
For Who: Couch potatoes, seasoned runners, and everyone in between
RSVP at: http://www.teamaidasha.org/
Highlights of the information session:
Jonathan Wyner – Coach
Coach Jonathan Wyner is certified by the Road Runners Club of America and has been training Team AID Asha runners for the last seven years. Jonathan has coached more than 170 runners to successfully achieve their marathon and half-marathon goals. Having 18 marathons to his credit, he believes that with thoughtful and gradual training an inexperienced runner will become a successful marathon runner. When not running or coaching, Jonathan manages his company M-Works that specializes in audio production, mastering and video webcasting.
Over the last 10 years AID and Asha Boston/MIT chapters have trained close to 240 runners for a full/half marathon and have raised more than $560,000. A panel of five runners from previous seasons will discuss about their experiences in training, running, and fundraising.
Please help us spread the word:
We are a group of volunteers working for this program and we request your help in spreading the word. Please forward this web page link to friends and acquaintances who might be interested. Make those few clicks and help change the world for better. Hope to see you on April 22nd!
PS: If you miss this session, please visit www.teamaidasha. org for updates on the program, join our email list, Facebook page and twitter feeds. The training is scheduled to start on Saturday, April 28th and we accept runners for the first few weeks. Feel free to contact us any time and we will try to work with you.
When: Sunday, April 21st, 2013, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: MIT (Room 4-163)
77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
Google map: http://goo.gl/jdcPY
Entry: Free
For Who: Couch potatoes, seasoned runners, and everyone in between
RSVP at: http://www.teamaidasha.org/
Highlights of the information session:
- Boston Marathon memories
- About AID and Asha
- 2013 program overview
- Introduction to long-distance running and training by coach Wyner
- My Stories – hear from the alumni runners
- How does change happen – Learn about AID and Asha
Jonathan Wyner – Coach
Coach Jonathan Wyner is certified by the Road Runners Club of America and has been training Team AID Asha runners for the last seven years. Jonathan has coached more than 170 runners to successfully achieve their marathon and half-marathon goals. Having 18 marathons to his credit, he believes that with thoughtful and gradual training an inexperienced runner will become a successful marathon runner. When not running or coaching, Jonathan manages his company M-Works that specializes in audio production, mastering and video webcasting.
Over the last 10 years AID and Asha Boston/MIT chapters have trained close to 240 runners for a full/half marathon and have raised more than $560,000. A panel of five runners from previous seasons will discuss about their experiences in training, running, and fundraising.
Please help us spread the word:
We are a group of volunteers working for this program and we request your help in spreading the word. Please forward this web page link to friends and acquaintances who might be interested. Make those few clicks and help change the world for better. Hope to see you on April 22nd!
PS: If you miss this session, please visit www.teamaidasha. org for updates on the program, join our email list, Facebook page and twitter feeds. The training is scheduled to start on Saturday, April 28th and we accept runners for the first few weeks. Feel free to contact us any time and we will try to work with you.
