Trail Racing Adventures: How I Made The Jump From Road To Trails
After years of running on the road, blogger Jenn Wilson decided to try something new—and discovered a whole new passion in trail racing.
Jenn Wilson is a Seattle native and a more recent lover of running. Completing three half marathons and one full marathon in a year, she is on a mission to complete 30 races before the age of 30. Her blog amireallyarunner.com follows her journey to discovering that she is an actual runner, aside from feeling new in the sport. She encourages other runners to be who they are and chase down the impossible in their running and general life. She can commonly be found running around the Seattle area, bouncing around at November Project and enjoying coffee around the city. Find out more about her on her website.
After years of running on the road, blogger Jenn Wilson decided to try something new—and discovered a whole new passion in trail racing.
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