Lindsay Young at the end of a race

Runner Profile

Ann Noser

Age: 50

Job: Veterinarian

Hometown: Eau Claire, WI

Running mantra: Get It Done — or some version of this idea. Wording may change, and it may become more colorful the hotter the temps and the longer the race or workout. πŸ˜‰

How running has changed me:

Running calms me in a way nothing else can. It’s a huge stress reliever, and I’m pretty lost without it when I can’t run. Running in Rochester has been probably the main way I have met people and made friends. I am thankful for the Saturday Morning Training Runs, where I met my main running “peeps”.

Why I joined RRC:

For the Saturday morning runs, as a way to volunteer, because I want to give back to others and encourage their running because I believe it helps many people, both socially, emotionally, and physically.

Why I run:

Stress reliever, also it’s a great way to learn about your local environment — on foot!

When I run:

Summertime – first thing in the morning
Wintertime – treadmill after work
Spring and Fall – whenever I can t it in

Where I run:

All over the place — I really appreciate all the many, lovely bike trails in Rochester, especially in the spring with the beautiful blooming trees.

When I run, my must have:

Oiselle pocket shorts are quite nice — not sure, but I may be obsessed with them πŸ˜‰

My running goal:

I run for fun and to clear my mind. Maybe I should have more specific goals, but right now running is my escape.

Lindsay Young

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Lindsay Young
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