As discussed last night AIIA has been chosen as the charity for the nebo half and full marathon. The team has been asked to get atleast 30 volunteers. The more volunteers the bigger the donation the team gets. We need to start getting vollenters signed up. To do so go to Runtastic NEBO https://share.google/5lnLFl8qGIqxK93XG and find the volunteer option. Click on it and pick a category to volunteer at, pre race. Expo/setup. Or race day. After you selected where to volunteer you will be asked to answer 2 questions 1 shirt size and the next, who are you vollentering with please select AIIA. Then complete the remaining questions. You can volunteer at multiple different areas along as it dosnt interfere with another time you are already doing. Each spot you signed up for counts as 1 vollenters so one person has the ability if they want to get multiple volunteer spots covered. Please jump on and help the team out and register to volunteer now.

Finding Your Motivation: The Key to Recovery and Achievement. Motivation is the driving force behind any major life change, using the analogy of running a marathon. Everyone is motivated by something different, whether it's financial reward, rebuilding relationships with loved ones, or reclaiming your role. While motivation gets you started, the real work happens in between the start and finish, and encourage you to discover what truly moves you.#addicttoathlete

Hey Athletes! Have you ever noticed some days you don’t “fix” anything, you just kind of arrive? That’s what showing up is: not performing recovery, but being present with your people while recovery does its slow, honest work. Thats the The Power of Showing Up for your team. We like to talk about breakthroughs. But the truth is, a lot of recovery looks like this: - You show up even when you don’t feel brave - You text even when you don’t know what to say - You listen even when you want to solve - You run your part of the relay even if your legs are heavy Because teammates don’t only celebrate the win. They hold the line when someone’s doubt gets loud. “Showing Up” Isn’t a Mood, It’s a Choice. When you’re part of a team, you learn something recovery teaches fast: feelings change. But commitment can stay. So what does showing up do for Addict II Athlete teammates? It creates a bridge where words fail. It turns “I’m alone” into “I’m still here.” It reminds each other that the next exchange matters because the next exchange is how the relay moves forward. A Simple Challenge for This Week; Choose one teammate. Then do the smallest version of showing up: - Send a “thinking of you” message - Share one thing you did today (even if it’s tiny) - Offer a ride, a check-in, or a seat at the table - Say, “I’m in this with you,” and mean it The goal isn’t to be perfect. The goal is to be present long enough for hope to catch. Recovery isn’t built only in the moments you’re shining. It’s built in the quiet, repeated decision to show up for the person next to you. That’s what teammates do. That’s what Addict II Athlete is.

July 7th 2026

Hey Athletes; How are you all doing out there? The good, the bad, the ugly, lets talk.