Disclosure:  This post in sponsored by the Live Ultimate RUN series.  All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.

Ever since my Ragnar, it’s been a bit difficult for me to get back into running.

Even after the Boston Marathon last week, I’ve been slacking in the motivation and the execution department.

However, after watching my 7 year old win the relay race for his first grade team in the local All City Track Meet (after winning the Jog-A-Thon with the equivalent of a 10K in 60 minutes),

my running mojo was reignited and I’m proud to announce….

that both Wild Boy and I are being sponsored to run

the 2014 LiveUltimate RUN Los Angeles on Sunday, May 25th!

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The So Cal Ragnar Relay is done and I know that I’ve shared just about everything I could about this race before it actually took place – from my intended music playlist, introducing all of my team members AND (if you follow me on Instagram or Twitter), you might have seen a few zillion pictures of gorgeous California scenery, many gorgeous sweaty runners and many obnoxious pictures of the So Cal Ragnar Medal but guess what?  I’m not done yet.

The Ragnar Relay is a very special breed of running experience.  My teammate Gillian coined Ragnar the “Coachella For Runners” and she’s absolutely right.  When the topic came up at FitBloggin’ last year, I said yes but I was scared to death (I do have 4 half marathon DNS’s in the last 4 years due to injury) but after this fantastic experience, I’m already thinking about Ragnar #2.  I think every runner should think about doing a relay race so that’s why I’ve come up with:

 (and why you’ll want to do another one as soon as you’re done with your first) […]