Girls on the run

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DP but i'm concerned it might cause an ED. The mother that runs it always talks about diet and is scary skinny

If you feel this is a valid concern you should reach out to your GOTR organizers for your city and express your concerns. They can and do make announced and unannounced site visits. If you’re in DC it’s GOTRdc.org and they’re super responsive.

-a 5 year GOTR coach

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thousands and thousands of people have participated in this. I am sure the answer to your question is yes.

(Maybe try being more specific about your wonders?)

What the hell is wrong with you? Nasty comment, and dumb, too. The OP asks a completely reasonable question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thousands and thousands of people have participated in this. I am sure the answer to your question is yes.

(Maybe try being more specific about your wonders?)

What the hell is wrong with you? Nasty comment, and dumb, too. The OP asks a completely reasonable question.

There’s nothing reasonable about the question unless you’re an idiot.

[Anonymous]

My DD didn’t like it because it was SO much running- the leaders were marathoners and basically set up a loop in the community and the kids ran it as much as they could. Her friends dropped out after the first week so she didn’t enjoy it.
So, very dependent on the leaders.

[Anonymous]

Yes my kid loves it

[Anonymous]

My kid didn't but many of her friends liked it. What she enjoyed was walking laps and chatting with friends. She was not interested in running and thought the workbook/journal parts of GOTR were boring.