There's less about kind of the mechanics of how the group works and more about the

fact that like kindness and hard work like it's still just this super basic list of ingredients kindness and hard work. Like it's still just this super basic list of ingredients.

Kindness and hard work. My mom, she's 65, she trains with November Project Madison.

There's a guy named Bill who celebrated his 92nd birthday on a really dark frozen cold morning at November Project Edmonton

this past winter I was lucky to be there and you see these kinds of stories

that you might not get from across the gym or even your ultra community like these are different kinds of people and if you're

thrilled by that noveter project's thrilling so you can tell I'm proud I'm proud of this thing Here we go, new episode of the Billyang Podcast. I am your host of said

podcast, Billyang. I am as many of you well know also a filmmaker and sometimes ultra-runner and hopefully

I am also the pal that keeps you company during your runs as you navigate these uncertain times.

We have a big episode so I don't want to waste too much of your time, but first up

I'm super excited to announce a formation of the Billyang running community on Strava.

You guys know how much community and gathering people means to me.

I've set up group runs in the past either for like a special cause or just to connect people and now with this current pandemic we're living in I think

I just want to continue this virtually and I feel like we need it more than ever.

So, Strava is sponsoring my club which I would love it if you guys could join by going to

Strava.com slash clubs slash Billyang. There I want to continue to connect people from all

over the world. Use it as a daily tool to share some of your runs, your workouts. If I could

answer some questions,

maybe bring on guests or make announcements

and link upcoming content, do some giveaways, who knows?

It's still semi-fluid right now,

but you guys will see it progress as we go along. Once again

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