No joke, cause we are a few days past April Fool’s. 8 am, tomorrow morning. Y mountain in Provo. I understand the temperature’s have dropped, it will be cold, you’ve got this. Dress as you need. Bring the little’s. Come and enjoy your heart pumping, the morning air, the early morning. It’s livin!!! 💪💪💪 See you tomorrow.

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Looking ahead to May, our run for the month will coincide with Addict II Addict II Athlete’s 15 year old birthdaAddict II Athleted, 2026. Carterville Park, time to be determined but most likely late morning, midday. We will be breaking with tradition by not participating in the Provo race. The race is getting costly and AIIA could use some help keeping the lights on. The AIIA birthday party will be a run your own distance, your own pace fundraiser for AIIA at Carterville Park. Stick around for a hamburger / hotdog type of lunch. Bring the family, let’s get together and enjoy the day celebrating AIIA. Keep an eye on the calendar for updates.

A reminder, this Saturday, April 4, 2026 is this month’s “running” activity. 8 am. Bring the kids. We’ll meet at the Y gate if parking is horrible. It’s 8 am-ish so if you are running behind, no fret. Message ahead. Hope to see you all.

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