Got kids that love running? You need to know about the RunHuman Kids Summer Series

Coach Jessie Rubin
Campers will also get a chance to let their creativity flow. Rubin, who has a background in video editing and production, will help each sessions’ campers create a music video about sports, running, or “anything they like.” It would be cool to see a music video about how great Run Oregon is, but I won’t hold my breath. I don’t know what is cool anymore! Check out the video at the end of this post to see one that Rubin made with some Duke teammates and friends.
The camp will meet at various locations throughout Portland; some venues include Reed College and Sunset High School. Registered athletes will receive the full schedule with details from Rubin. Here’s what a typical day will look like:
9:00-9:30 AM Active stretching, drills, and warm-up game
9:30-10:15 AM. Run time! Runners divided up by age/experience level. We will do a run/workout around the track or the grass fields, where Rubin can keep an eye on everyone. Her runner friends may be there to help run with the kids too!
10:15-10:40 AM Cooldown, snacks, and stretching (kids can bring any snacks they like; Rubin will also bring different snacks to practices to demonstrate some things she eats post-run as an athlete)
10:40-11 AM. Life of a Runner chats or a guest speaker– Each session Rubin will offer a different lesson about what she has learned as an athlete (nutrition, importance of recovery, keeping things fun, managing pre-race stress, etc). She will also invite successful runners from my team to come talk to the kids about their athletic experiences.
And for those of you that think Rubin’s sense of humor and positive outlook, not to mention her extensive and impressive competitive running career, make her the type of coach you’d like to work with … you’re in luck! Rubin also works with adults! Learn more about Jessie Rubin and RunHuman’s coaching options here.
Thanks for the awesome blog post, Kelly!