Tina Breen Win’s USATF San Diego's Volunteer of the Year
I've been training with the SDTC Rockin’ ‘n’ Runnin’
program this year. Upon joining I was asked by Coach Paul to be the Safety
Pacers aka "Yee Haw" Coordinator. Why not? Sounds like fun!
I'm also the volunteer Membership Chair for USATF San Diego and sit on their Board. I was
recently awarded Volunteer of the Year
for USATF San Diego at the USATF Annual Meeting in Orlando Florida and at the
USATF SD Association Banquet. Being retired I'm always glad to lend a hand.
I've been involved with SDTC for only a year now and have enjoyed my
experience, being appreciated for helping out always feels good. As Coach Paul
says, "Let’s make a difference!"
As for racing this year I participated in the Cardiff Kook 10k February 5 with the
RnR program and as part of USATF SD Long
Distance Running series. I was 3rd in my age group 61-65 with a 52:35, the
up-hill back certainly smacked me in the face. Then I ran at the City Heights
5k Cross Country course February 25th, 28:00 in change and 1st in the 50+ AG.
And then of course the San Diego Half Marathon 5k. Probably one of the most fun 5k's you
can do. It's like riding a roller coaster and when you finish you are
just pumped because it was so fun. I placed 1st in the 60-64 AG with a 23:11 and 3rd Female Masters OA. My
hubby was teasing me and said that’s because nobody showed up. He certainly
keeps my ego at bay.
Other than that I'm getting ready to run with my SDTC Women’s Masters Team at the Carlsbad 5000. I have a blast at that
one too and our Women's Masters 60+ Team is full of some really fast ladies who
put me to the test. But no worries to get beat by them it’s all good. My
respect for them means more to me and I just have fun just trying to hang
What’s the rest of my season look like? Well I'm never
one to reveal what’s up next. I enjoy the process of training and the racing is
just a test if I've been putting in the training. I look forward to continue
wearing my San Diego Track Club
colors this year and doing my best to always Represent.
Yours, Tina Breen
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