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Last Updated ( Monday, 26 July 2010 )
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2010:

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Follow my... CRAZY!!! Last minute lead up to the STORMY 100 miler in SQUAMISH BC

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July 20: 20min easy on grass.

July 21: 52min on Smokebluff trails.

July 22: REST

July 23: A Smokebluff trail run for 1:08:00

July 24: A 70min on the Smokebluff trails with my dog Nanew then after dropping the little tired guy off at home lead into adding another 1:20:00 for a total single run of 2:30:00

July 25: Mid-day 3:14:00 run up to Garibaldi Park Gates and back from downtown, then another 90min later on the Smokebluff trails for a total 4:44:00 double run day.

July 26: Morning run with Nanew for 42min, 2:00:00 run to the top of peak 2 then to the top of peak 3 on the Chief and back home.

July 27: Morning run with Nanew for 29min, Noon run with Nanew for 37min, Evening run for 2:22:00

July 28: Morning run with Nanew for 34min, 30min Evening run

July 29: REST

July 30: BIG TRAINING DAY

Aug 1:

Aug 2: BIG TRAINING DAY

Aug 3:

Aug 4:

Aug 5:

Aug 6:

Aug 7: STORMY 100 miler - 10 AM Start (Course Record 17:39)

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Lead up to the 2010 NACAC/CND Mountain Running Championships July 9th

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June 25: SIngle Chief run in 1:15

June 26: SIngle Chief run in 1:18

June 27:  SIngle Chief run in 1:11

June 28: Treadmill Tempo - 25min at 5:13 mile,

June 29: Treadmill Intervals - 10min at 5:13 mile, 10min at 5min mile

June 30: 20min morning run, An hour 8min jaunt to the top of the split of the Chief and back.

July 1:  Double Chief ascent/ descent from downtown Squamish in 1hr 45min.

July 2: REST - Massage

July 3: Diamond Head Park Gates run from downtown Squamish out-up and down-back in 2:50:30

July 4: Tempo 45min at 5:13mile pace, 25min easy run

July 5:  A 1:08 single Chief run.

July 6:  REST - Massage

July 7: A 23min easy run then into a 1:05 single Chief run.

July 8: REST

July 9: An hour course run, 10th place overall at NACAC and CND Mountain Running Championships. Member of Cnd Team winning Championships.

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Lead up to the Calgary marathon on May 30

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May 07: First recovery run after the marathon was on Thursday and a jaunt up to the top of the Chief from home in 1:10:40.

May 08: 20min at 5:08mile pace tempo in the morning and then a 1:10:00 run up the Chief in the afternoon.

May 09 and 10: 6hr weekend with 4000m of elevation change and two solid runs up to Diamond Head park gates.

May 11: Another chief run! 

May 12: 60min tempo run at 5:08mile pace with 5min mile surges.

May 13: Double Chief Run for 1:40:00

May 14: 30min at 5min mile pace and later - 45min easy

May 15: 1hr42min on the incredible trails here in Squamish.

May 16 and 17: 6hrs with 4000m of elevation change and two solid runs up to Diamond Head park gates, add another 35min easy run to the 17th.

May 18: An easy 1:08:00 and an easy 30min.

May 19: A breakthrough 90min Tempo at 5:08 mile pace!, An evening 50min of easy dirt road running.

May 20: An easy 1:07:21 on the trails. Legs rough after yesterday.

May 21: A morning ritual 30min at 5min mile pace, An afternoon repeat of the morning workout.

May 22: An easy day with a short 35min.

May 23: An easy day with a short 35min.

May 24: REST

May 25: 45min run with 30min at 5:08 mile pace.

May 26: REST

May 27: REST

May 28:

May 29:

May 30: Scotiabank 2010 Calgary Marathon - 2nd place

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The short build up to 2010 BMO Vancouver Marathon on May 2

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A return to the speedwork has been in order and is resulting in some training breakthroughs that I hope transfer to the upcoming season of races. I'll throw in weekly examples of my major workouts that I feel are contributing to me being game on come race day.

5 days of back to back workouts with 4:05:00 of running at an average of about 5:07 per mile; April 1: Tempo run of 60min at 5:08mile; April 2: 2Mile Intervals @ 5min/mile pace x 4; April 3:  Tempo run of 60min at 5:08mile; April 4: 2Mile Intervals @ 5min/mile pace x 4; April 5:  Tempo run of 45min at 5:08mile; Stay tuned for the next CRAZY update!!!

Racing as training for getting into race shape... The April Fool's Half April 11 is the BC Champs and in 08 I ran it in 1:07:00. Redemption is in order for the double zeros. Then it's over to Victoria for the TC 10k (also BC Champs) the next weekend. The marathon follows...

2 days after my 5 days, I put in a little 30min tempo at 5min mile pace. Aside from that...all easy pace running except for some short wake up Saturday intervals before the April Fools Half Marathon this Sunday. That was changed and intervals were on Friday with Sat off. Think the legs took a breather and went on vacation as they were a little tired on Sunday. Won the race though! The vacation for the legs continued and they were sore despite the slow pace. Combination of needing to stay on top of being hydrated and shaking a cold that has been around for awhile had it be a tough start to the week.

This following week picked up though and the training consisted of returning to the love of mountain running and ripping up and down the Chief. The normal route from downtown to the top of the split between peak 1 and 2 and back was done 5 times. 3 were done in 1hr 10min and 2 recovery sessions were done in 1hr 15min and 1hr 27min. Add in some double runs and an adjustment treadmill tempo run with ascent intervals, and the week was finished of with one of my solid workouts done during the previous 5 day back to back block.

April 18th on... had a 3hr jaunt up to the Garibaldi Park gates and back from downtown Squamish, then followed up the next day with a 30min tempo at 5min pace. Now its rest and antibiotics to get over a cold that has kept hanging around for a month. Imagine it will mean a tough 10k but a better feeling Vancouver race.

The TC 10k was tough. Only a 32:16 could be done but a good sign in that despite being wiped from the antibiotics, I was able to get in a run up the Chief when I got home which shows the race might be good for next weekend.

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Build up to 2010 Canadian Snowshoe Championships

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Jan 1: Easy run from downtown Squamish to the top of the split (at the chains) for peak 2 on the Chief....and back 1:30:00

Jan 2: 50min very easy on the Alice Lakes' Four Lakes Trail

Jan 3: Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching close to 800m of elevation turned around for the descent. 2:45:00

Jan 4: REST

Jan 5: REST

Jan 6: REST

Jan 7: Tempo - 5min warmup, then 10 min at 5:43mile, 10min at 5:27, 20min at 5:00 mile, then 20min cooldown.

Jan 8: Intervals - 8 x 3min at 5:00 mile pace with 2min easy pace recovery between sets (5min warmup).

Jan 9: 13klm Easy (2x the 4 Lakes Loop - 'there are a couple parts of this rolling trail that include great soft trails or even technical)

Jan 10: RACE - Prairie Inn Harriers PIONEER 8k - 7th Place and 25:02. A 4k warmup and a 4k cooldown were added to race.

Jan 11: Intervals - 3x 2 miles at 5:00 mile pace with 5min easy pace recovery between sets. Quick warm up and cooldown. Glad the legs are still feeling fresh despite yesterday's race but the next two days will be rest days for sure leading up to Sunday.

Jan 12: REST

Jan 13: REST

Jan 14: 30min with a 10min tempo.

Jan 15: REST

Jan 16: 30min easy with strides

Jan 17: RACE - Rock n' Roll ARIZONA marathon 2:24:38 for 12th place.

Jan 18: REST

Jan 19: REST

Jan 20: Intervals - 4x 1 mile at 5:00 mile w. 2.5 min easy pace recovery.

Jan 21: Tempo x2 - morning hour with 25min at 5:13 mile, afternoon 30min with 20min at 5:13 mile.

Jan 22: Intervals x2 -morning 40min with 1min at 5min mile w. 2 min easy pace recovery x 7, afternoon 30min with 4x 1 mile at 5:00 mile w. 2 min easy pace recovery.

Jan 23: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 3:03:00 and 2000m of elevation change. 

Jan 24: Intervals - 90 min run with 5x 10min at 5:13mile pace with 5 min easy pace recovery inbetween sets. 10min warm up/ 10min cooldown.

Jan 25: Tempo - 45min run with 15min at 5:00 mile pace.

Jan 26: Double Easy - 30min morning and 30min afternoon.

Jan 27: Tempo - 25min run with 15min at 5:00 mile pace.

Jan 28: REST

Jan 29: Interval - 4x 1mile at 5min mile with 2.5min easy pace recovery inbetween.

Jan 30: RACE - YETI Mt. Washington 10k Snowshoe,  2nd place by 10 sec. 58:53.

Jan 31: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 2:45:00 (walked last 15min in as the body was glycogen depleted from the race yesterday) and 2000m of elevation change. 

Feb 1: REST

Feb 2: Intervals 3x10min at 5:04 mile pace with 3 min easy pace recovery in between.

Feb 3: Morning Intervals 5x5min at 5:04 mile pace with 2 min easy pace recovery in between, Afternoon Tempo - 20min at 5:18 mile pace then 5 min easy, then 10 min at 5:04 mile pace.

Feb 4:Tempo 45min at 5:13mile pace.

Feb 5: Intervals 3x10min with each 5min at 5:27 - 4:56, 5:30 - 5:04, 5:30 - 4:56 and 3 min easy pace recovery in between.

Feb 6: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 3:00:00 and 2000m of elevation change. 

Feb 7: Easy 56min trail run on Logger's Creek Trail for 3 loops.

Feb 8: Easy 1:07:00 trail run on Logger's Creek Trail for 4 loops, Easy Fartlek 31:00 Snowshoe up in Garibaldi Park.

Feb 9: Tempo 45min at 5:13mile pace.

Feb 10: Intervals 6x5min at 5:04 mile pace with 2:30 min easy pace recovery in between.

Feb 11: Morning Easy 30min, Afternoon Intervals 3x10min at 5:04 mile pace with 5 min easy pace recovery in between.

Feb 12: REST 

Feb 13: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 2:55:00 and 2000m of elevation change. 

Feb 14: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 2:58:00 and 2000m of elevation change. 

Feb 15: Interval - Short run with 3xmile at 5min pace with 2min active easy pace recovery in-between, Easy 35min.

Feb 16: Easy 38min, Tempo 45min at 5:13mile pace. 

Feb 17: REST

Feb 18: Intervals 6x5min at 5:04 mile pace with 2:00 min easy pace recovery in between, Easy 32min.

Feb 19: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 2:58:00 and 2000m of elevation change.  

Feb 20: Long Run - Ascent/Descent...From downtown Squamish to Garibaldi Park and back...Discovery trail to Mamquam trail then onto the road up past Quest University and up to Garibaldi park. After reaching the park turned around for the descent for a total of 2:54:00 - 2000m of elevation change and 25.71miles in distance.  

Feb 21: Easy run of 1:10:00.

Feb 22: Tempo 30min at 5:04mile pace, Hike with the little guy on my back (25lbs) to the top of the split (at the chains) for peak 2 on the Chief....and back 1:30:00 - crazy papa with flip flops on. 

Feb 23: Interval - Short run with 5x3min at 4:56mile pace with 90sec active recovery in-between sets. 

Feb 24: REST

Feb 25: REST

Feb 26: Interval - Very short run with 4x1.5min at 5:04mile pace with 60sec active recovery in-between sets.

Feb 27: RACE - YETI World Invitational/ Canadian Championships Snowshoe Race - 10k Grouse Mountain -                         1rst Canadian (7th overall) and 2010 Canadian Snowshoe Running Champion!

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 July 2010 )
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Written by Jason Loutitt   

ATHLETIC CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 

10th                    - 2009 Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships (Ascent/Descent)

14th                    - 2009 Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships (Ascent)

55th                    - 2009 World Mountain Running Championships

1rst                     - 09 Mount Washington Gutbuster -  (record holder)  

1rst                     - 09 Mount Doug Gutbuster -  (record holder) 

1rst                     - 09 Royal Roads Gutbuster - 13.6klm  (record holder)  

6th                      - 09 Rock n' Roll Seattle Marathon - 2:24:37 (Currently ranked 9th in Canada)

4th                      - 09 Canadian Mountain Running Championships (Canmore Challenge) 

2nd                      - 09 KOOL Oak Bay Half Marathon

1rst                     - 09 Mt Tzouhalem Gutbuster 11k (record holder)  

1rst                     - 09 YETI Snowshoe series (3) winner ' 2009 King of the Mountains"                                

1rst                     - 08 Stewart Mountain 10 mile (record holder)                                   

1rst                     - 08 7 Summits Trail Run 26k - 5300'-7200'(record holder)  

1rst                     - 08 5 Peaks Buntzen Lake Half Marathon 28k (record holder)

3rd                       - 08 Royal Victoria Marathon

1rst                     - 08 YETI Snowshoe series winner ' 2008 King of the Mountains"                                          

1rst                      - 08 YETI : Canadian National Snowshoe Championships  

2007 BPR              - 'A run around the entire world for water!' www.blueplanetrun.org

1rst                      - 07 Jemez Mountain Half Marathon (record holder)  

4th                       - 06  Royal Victoria Marathon

Team Canada       - 06  World Mountain Trophy in Turkey

1st                        - 06  HSBC Calgary Marathon

2nd Canadian       - 06  Canadian Marathon Championships Ottawa Marathon (6th Overall)

3rd                        - 06  Mexico World Skyrace series race 

2nd                        - 06  First Half Half Marathon

1st                         - 05  Calgary Marathon

2nd                        - 05  Victoria Marathon

Team Canada        - 05  World Mountain Championships in New Zealand

Top Canadian        - 05  Rome Marathon

Top Canadian        - 05  NACAC Mountain Running Championships

Team Canada        - 04  World Mountain Championships in Italy

Top Canadian        - 04  Honolulu Marathon

1st                         - 04  Manitoba Half Marathon

 

Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 )
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Motivational and Keynote Speaker 

As a motivational speaker, Jason has spoken to over 13,000 about his life, setting goals, overcoming obstacles and listening to our hearts. Starting with Canadian National Role Model programs - The Esteem Team in 2002 and Clean Air Champions in 2004; Jason moved on to be invited as the keynote at various conferences and celebrations. Often talking with, for and to the Aboriginal community, Jason knows we will all continue to move forward with spirit, determination and perseverence.

Please contact Jason for more information.

"Be The Change You Wish To See In The World" - Gandi

Example Presentations:

2008/2007 Summary... 

  • Follow Up General Wolf Elementary School Clean Air Achievers Earth Day session + Blue Planet Run
  • General Wolf Elementary School Clean Air Achievers Earth Day session + Blue Planet Run Presentation.
  • Motivational Speech - Las Vegas Insurance Conference for Canadian Aboriginal Communities + Blue Planet Run
  • Vancouver 2010 Blue Planet Run Presentation to staff
  • Clean Air Achievers session for Strawberry Hill Elementary  + Blue Planet Run Presentation
  • Gathering Our Voices 2008 - Victoria, keynote presentation  + Blue Planet Run Presentation
  • Clean Air Achievers session for Strawberry Hill Elementary  + Blue Planet Run Presentation 
  • Keynote for 2010 Legacies Now Altitude Youth Symposium  + Blue Planet Run Presentation
  • Keynote for the BC Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Associations' annual awards + Blue Planet Run
  • 16 Countries: 230+ Total team Interviews newspaper and television while running around the world with 12 personal articles/ interviews

2006 Summary:

  • Northern Physical Activity Roundtable - Prince Albert, SK
    Keynote on Physical Fitness and How to approach training
  • Keynote - 5th Aboriginal Youth Violence Training Conference. ‘Victoria BC’  
    Keynote on influence and personal stories.
  • McDonald Elementary School - East Side Vancouver BC (3 visits!) The 3 partner visits to the East Hastings School in Vancouver was a great experience with some acting, role playing and skits
  • Keynote - Regional Aboriginal Recognition Awards ‘Ft.McMurray, AB’ This presentation was filled with three stories of interacting with the environment and talked about the lessons of paying attention to our dreams, honouring our traditios and choosing to see what we wish in life
  • Main Speaker (1 of 4) - Sask Youth Summit
  • Thom High School, Regina SK - 1 Hr presentation to students at Elder gathering
  • Keynote Speaker - ‘Dream Brokers’ - kick off event - Regina, SK 
  • Keynote Speaker - ‘Building Bridges through Aboriginal Sport' - Saskatoon, SK 
  • Participant - Aboriginal Role Model Program - Ottawa, ON 
  • 3 days at the NWT Track and Field School Championships
  • 16 presentations in Fort McMurray, Alberta
  • A presentation at Exshaw School, Alberta
  • A presentation in the Aboriginal community of Morley, Alberta
  • 5 presentations in the Northwest Territories
  • 21 presentations in Saskatchewan

SOME EXAMPLE MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKING UPDATES/INFORMATION:

Feb 9th and 12th: ‘GEN7 Messengers’. The partnership with the Esteem Team and the Aboriginal Sport Circle has created the Gen7 Messengers. We talked, acted, role played, played a couple of games and got to understand how to approach different situations. I can’t wait to go back for our visit on Feb 26th!

Feb 3rd: Speaker - Sask Youth Summit’ -Saskatoon, SK. The symposium was a gathering of 450 youth 19-30yrs of age and 150 government and business leaders from across the province of SK. Their aim was to empower celebration and change for the province. As the last speaker, I talked for 15min about the need for each individual to be efficient with their own internal energy and to reflect on the who they are. My opinion was to collectively do so with consideration of the environment and that it would then be easier to affect positive provincial change. Ultimately, this would further retain youth and make the communities and the province of SK stand out.

Nov 2nd:        Keynote Speaker - ‘Dream Brokers’ - kick off event - Regina, SK. It was important to me to deliver the presentation to the actual students from the north east Regina schools that will be involved. To be the keynote speaker kicking off a program that will help some of these kids better access the arts, cultural, sport and recreation programming available will allways be cherished by me. They will reach for their dreams!

Sept 27th: Keynote Speaker - Building Bridges through Aboriginal Sport Conference, Saskatoon, SK. It was an honour to be the keynote speaker at the conference and to see how Saskatchewan has their act together concerning Aboriginal sport. If some of the other provinces followed their example, our athletes and future in sport would be better off.

June 1-3rd:  ‘NWT T&F School Championships. During the 3 days at the 2006 NWT Track and Field School Championships I was able to meet Sharon Firth of the famous First Sisters who dominated the world in X-C Skiing.

Apr 10-13th: ‘The Fort McMurray, Fort Mckay and Anzac Tour’ Ft Mac... It was a very nerve racking event to be able to speak in front of my Granny, uncle and father. Each of them were at different presentations but it made me really think about how things could be taken from a different point of view. I hear stories of how proud they are and can see it in in their eyes but it still is something hard for me to acknowledge. Having gone to school in Fort Mac in Grade 4 and Grade 12, I was able to go back to these schools and give some motivational presentations that had some fantastic comments and reviews. These are also hard for me to accept as I wish I could do more and believe that I should be able to refine my public speaking skills even more in the future. All told it has been 40 presentations over the past month but now I am into full time training mode and without time to spare as my next race, the Canadian marathon championships is the Ottawa Marathon May 28th. (Finished 2nd) Again, thank you to all those youth, teachers and relatives in Fort McMurray. I can’t begin to even come close to showing you just how much it means to have been able to share a bit of my life with you. Thanks and as my Gran would say, ‘I’m just a small person’ and as I can see that my Gran is able to carry our whole family in her heart, I will have you all in my heart.

Mar 29:            Exshaw, AB. It was an honour to be able to share some stories in Exshaw. I believe that out of the entire school only four or so are non-Aboriginal.

Mar 14:   'From Morley back to Banff’. The travelling over the past has been quite a ride. Sometimes when you are just making it to the airport in time for your flight, it still takes a little bit of time for the built up energy to subside as you finally accept that your going to make it. Many of the youth that I have talked to such as the amazing group in Morley bring to the table this energy that to some might seem overwhelming. I can see that it is that surface energy and that is has potential.It was great to be able to stop in to one of the closest Aboriginal communities to Banff and talk to the students there.

Mar 10:   'Yellowknifing Life’ - A day in Yellowknife NWT. Doing my tour up north and being able to spend a day in Yellowknife NWT, I find myself connecting to the spirits behind those eyes of all the people that I have met over the last month. As I run on the streets here in Yellowknife, I feel an emotional wave fill me from within. I think that it is because of a deep connection to the Loutitt family and the fact that my Dad Paul Loutitt lived here and refered to it as a sacred place for him. I can feel the same feeling. I wonder if he ever gave it a thought when he was up here playing Jr. hockey that his son would be up here talking to kids about reaching for their goals and inspiring them. It almost makes me want to cry at the power behind letting him know that despite his obstacles, I love him more than this world can allow and he has made this possible. I wish a part of me could go back in time and say to him as he was here on these Yellowknife streets that despite any hurt or any pain, he will always be a part of my journey. Mr Rob Meckling with Sport North up here has been a great support in my speaking tour and is looking at getting me back up here right after the Canadian marathon Championships in Ottawa May 28th. I will be doing everything in my power to hopefully come back as the 2006 Canadian Marathon Champion. After all, I’ll have thousands of kids running with me and also a bit of my younger and healed father in each and every step.

Mar 8th:   ‘Returning home/ Returning north’ - Speaking in Fort Simpson NWT
I am currently up in NWT taking part in a conference in Fort Simpson. It is incredible to see the sunsets again and with being able to run 2-3hrs outside of the speaking, I am finding a return to my youth in Uranium City.

Mar 1rst:   ‘National Role Model Training’ - Ottawa., ON. For four day , I was gratefully invited to be a part of the National Aboriginal Role Model program. It was an honour to meet the amazing future role models involved. They have so much heart and to be among them is indeed inspiring. Our first day had us in a cultural space and with the drumming circle, I was able to share some of the singing that I do when I am running.

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 February 2010 )
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'Our Run Keeps Going' PDF Print E-mail
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'When we laugh with life'             Page 2
'Ever Notice the Poem'                  Page 3
'You become present'                    Page 4 
Past Updates: 
'My truth is written...'                    Page 5
'Bean there done that?':                Page 6
'The Day after Father's Day':         Page 7
'The end of suffering' :                   Page 8
'Right' :                                           Page 9
'The Mountains Represent' :         Page 10
'Our Next Step Together' :            page 11
'measured from within' :                page 12
'Strength inside of Weakness!'     page 13
'sometimes we find ourselves' :    page 14
'stories' :                                           page 15
'Letting, Catching and Pursuing' : page 16
'A coloured mark' :                         page 17
 'elements' :                                      page 18
 'the i in u' :                                       page 19
 'What we bring into...' :                 page 20
 'In the Running up a Mountain':    page 21
Last Updated ( Sunday, 04 July 2010 )
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