We are a positive group of people running and living life to the fullest! We are a diverse group of individuals with various ideas and beliefs.
The Sisu Project is a unique running team based out of Haverhill and Worcester Massachusetts. Together we share consistent themes and beliefs. These themes play an important role in our training, but they also touch every part of our daily lives. This is best expressed to the outside observer through running. We often come together and apply these themes through other energy sharing activities suc
h as: hikes, saunas, yoga, goal sharing and juice parties. The cornerstone of our philosophy is Positivity, especially in the face of adversity. We believe that a positive attitude gives one-strength to overcome any challenge. We strive daily to engage in Positive discussions, activities, and habits. We believe through sharing Positivity we can cultivate inner strength that is boundless. As we travel up the mountain together as one we are reminded that a teammate’s goal is also our goal. This is accomplished through the mortar of Stability. We work to make our foundation solid and to serve as a solid foundation for our teammates. Throughout our training and our approach we work to establish cohesion with each other and the earth beneath us that cannot be shaken. Some Races we we look forward to in 2013 are the NE Grand Prix Series:
Sunday, February 24 - Jones 10 Miler; Amherst, MA [11:00am]
Sunday, March 17 - New Bedford Half Marathon; New Bedford, MA [11:00am]
Thursday, June 13 - Hollis Fast 5K; Hollis, NH [6:30pm]
Saturday, July 27 - Carver Cranberry 5 Miler; Carver, MA [9:00am]
Sunday, September 15 - Lone Gull 10K; Gloucester, MA [9:00am]
Sunday, September 29 - Nahant 30K; Nahant, MA [9:00am]
Sunday, November 3 - Manchester City Marathon; Manchester, NH [8:30am]
We also plan on supporting our members in NE Cross Country Races, and sending several teams to the VT 100 on 100 relay! Look for our updates in 2013!
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