I’ve followed Owen D.’s running career for the past three years, as he competes for a rival school (and his mother and I go back, having run together in high school!). He just seems to quietly go about his business, and always gets the job done, and that’s something that I have a great deal of respect for. This young man has some lofty goals, and doesn’t seem afraid to put in the work to achieve them!
You just never know what Mother Nature is going to throw your way – and we all know that we are at her will – so when we got some rain about an hour before Tyler’s session, I wasn’t exactly sure what was going to happen. However, things stopped just in time, leading us to some wonderful skies, and it allowed us to get in a great session with Tyler. I absolutely love when Seniors know where they’re from – both literally and figuratively – and Tyler has a firm grip on this. Incorporating this pride into his session made for a great time as well. Nothing but the best to this member of the Greater Latrobe Class of 2023!
I had the opportunity to work with another Senior from Hempfield Area yesterday, this time Colin S. Colin’s looking at going into Physical Therapy after he graduates, and I loved hearing him talk about it during our session – definitely a bright future for this one!
As I said in my last post, we got interrupted by a nasty storm, so I had the opportunity to work with Julia once again, and she certainly didn’t disappoint – but that’s exactly what I expected!
And that last one? Well, it’s just a little extra special…
Because of some weather issues (meaning, it started flat out POURING before we could finish!), we didn’t quite get done, and I’m truly looking forward to continuing to work with this stunning young lady. She’s got it all together, and was incredibly easy to work with as well. And let’s just say that this one meant a little bit to me also 😉 …
