Stride for Sight Run/Walk

06/12/2026

Running State

06/12/2026

The Running Week

97 years old. Still rewriting the record books.

Earl Fee just did something no one his age has ever done.

The 97-year-old Canadian clocked 48.89 over 200m at an Athletics Ontario meet in Toronto, setting a new M95 indoor world record.

The old mark was 50.40. He took it down by more than a second and a half.

It was his 12th current world record, part of more than 60 he has set since first racing in masters athletics at age 56.

Age-graded, that 48.89 is equivalent to a 23.33 200m for a runner in their twenties.

He owns indoor world records at 400m and 800m too. The man simply does not stop.

His advice to younger masters athletes says it all: slow down slower than everyone else.

06/12/2026

Visit San Antonio

06/12/2026

Running at 40 Plus

A little light hearted fun..but I can definitely relate to this. Anyone else? 🤷🏼‍♂️😂

06/09/2026

The San Antonio Autism Lions Foundation is excited to announce our first-ever NeuroSTEAM Workshop, created specifically for the autism community. This hands-on, sensory‑aware learning experience is presented in partnership with Science Guys of San Antonio, bringing science, technology, engineering, art, and math to life through fun, interactive, and inclusive activities.

Important Registration Information
1. An Interest Form is required to be considered for participation.
2. Submitting the form does not guarantee a spot.
3. Space is extremely limited.
4. Participants will be selected randomly.
5. Families who are selected will be contacted on June 18th with confirmation and next steps.

We encourage all interested families to complete the interest form below as soon as possible.
https://forms.gle/rRkxm9LSatVjAdWEA

06/07/2026

DONATE LIFE TEXAS

You don’t have to save a life to change one.

Victor Ramirez Jr. received a bone graft in 2019.

“Although this was NOT life-saving,” Victor says, “this has helped me in more ways than I ever thought possible.”

From restored mobility to renewed dignity, tissue donation helps Texans like Victor heal, rebuild, and keep showing up for the people they love.

Organ donation is a TexUS thing. Y’all in?
DonateLifeTexas.org

05/31/2026

Marathon Handbook’s Running Club

Starting running while overweight can feel intimidating, mostly because running culture often makes it seem like you already need to “look like a runner” before you begin. You do not. 🏃

The reality is that running fitness develops gradually, and the safest progress usually comes from slowing things down far more than most beginners expect. Walk-run intervals, shorter sessions, softer surfaces, strength work, and proper recovery often matter much more early on than pace or mileage totals. The body needs time to adapt to the impact forces of running, especially around the joints, tendons, and connective tissue, which is why patience becomes one of the most important parts of the process.

What many runners discover is that progress rarely feels dramatic day to day. It shows up quietly: needing fewer walk breaks, recovering faster, feeling more confident moving, or realizing distances that once felt impossible now feel manageable. That is why consistency matters more than perfection in the beginning. The goal is not becoming fast immediately. It is building a relationship with running that your body can actually sustain long term.

05/31/2026

Running State

True!🏃‍♂️🤣