*** The following is a post sponsored by ZOOMA Women’s Race Series. ZOOMA is providing one complimentary registration to their Inspired Yoga + Run event for one reader. All opinions are my own. ***
On September 7, 2013, the ZOOMA Women’s Race Series will bring to Jacksonville Beach an Inspired Yoga + Run event at the Seawalk Pavilion.
courtesy of ZOOMArun.com
The morning will start at 7:30 AM, when participants will take part in a 50-minute outdoor yoga flow session, geared towards any and all skill levels, from brand-new to advanced. The session will be both fun and challenging and instructors will be on hand to help beginners with form and modifications. (Please bring your own yoga mat and water).
photo courtesy of ZOOMArun.com
After that, enjoy the beautiful view with a 3 mile run (or walk) on the beach. No time, no pressure. Just a great way to get yourself moving.
photo courtesy of ZOOMArun.com
Finally, when your workout is complete, savor some time relaxing with the friends who have joined you and new acquaintances you have met that day, along with the sun, sand and some light refreshments.
Peaceful. Healthy. Inspiring. A great way to spend a Saturday morning.
Would you like to take part in this amazing event? All you have to is leave a comment below telling me how you think a morning of yoga and running at the beach will inspire you. You have until Monday, August 19, 2013 at noon (EST) to enter!
(For more information, please visit the ZOOMArun website.)
Giveaway ends Monday, August 19th, 2013 at 12:00 noon EST. Open to Residents of the US only, ages 18 and older. Winner will be notified by email and announced on www.runswithpugs.com. Winner will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. The registration provided for this giveaway is offered free of charge from ZOOMArun.com, no purchase necessary. My opinions are my own and were not influenced by any form of compensation. By providing your information in your comment, you are providing your information to me and me alone. I do not share or sell information and will use any information only for the purpose of contacting the winner.
With a hectic schedule abs chaos of kids everyday a morning of yoga and running would put some peace and balance back in my life to carry through with me during the weeks ahead as well. Running already gives me the stress release so yoga combined with running in one morning would make me one relaxed mama !
I’m constantly comparing myself to Mr. JennErikHams and his awesomeness. I think I need a ladies only event to give me inspiration and relaxation in a non-competitive environment. Plus, the only Yoga I’ve tried is on the WiiFit, so this would be a great introduction. Beach yoga?! Sign me up!
I think a morning of yoga followed by a run will inspire me to have more flexibility. Too often I don’t take the time that I should to stretch or do yoga. Doing so leaves me with tight hamstrings and a gate that lacks full potential. Hopefully it will inspire me to make more time for yoga in my daily routine. Running + yoga is a win all around!
If only I could teleport, seriously I would be doing this even if it weren’t a giveaway and if I actually lived near there. So oh poo.
It sounds divine, yoga and running on the beach, sounds very grounding.
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I’ve been in a real funk lately – trying to balance too much and feeling like I’m not giving 100% to everything. Yoga and a good run in the salty ocean air sounds like just what I need to renew my energy and recharge my batteries. I think it would inspire me to see the good in my life, there is so much of it, instead of worrying so darn much.
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In February I became a Christ-Centered Yoga Leader after years of being a student. In July I ran my first full marathon after years of half-marathons. I am a single mom that just moved to Jacksonville at the beginning of August from Montana. I plan on meeting friends here with similar interests, staying active in my personal life as well as involvement with the community.