Of course is my response! The tricky part is these athletes unfortunately don't get the press coverage that the the others do. As part of being a ZOOMA Ambassador we were able to interview one such athlete. She and her husband have been not only killing it on the running front but they are walking the walk they talk.
Sara Hall, the better half of men's Olympic runner Ryan Hall, allowed us to ask her our burning questions we had for her. We were able to ask her all about her training and personal life. One thing that Sara and Ryan do that I have followed is their Steps Foundation.
Q: I have been
following your Steps Foundation for a few years now after reading about it in a
magazine. I'm curious if beginning this foundation has changed your
perspective on running and its potential impact on the world. - Nancy from Living the Dream (http://www.littlefancynancy.blogspot.com)
A: Thanks for following Steps!
Ryan and I feel very honored to have a community of supporters that are
committed to running for a reason- bettering the health of undeserved
communities world wide. It has been
amazing to see the tangible impact a race can have on a community halfway
around the world, whether bringing basic health care or clean water. It’s added to our motivation and given our
running more depth to have a cause we care so much about.
This Foundation is doing amazing things...check it out!
Joining in and running for the Steps Foundation as an Ambassador is on
my bucket list for 2013...I have always had a heart for Africa and this
is a great way to join in on Sara and Ryan's foundation!!
See...there
are athletes that can be role models for those out there. There are
many more too...let's focus on them and give them their time in the
sun!!

