iRun because it makes me feel powerful – Carlene Paquette, Carp, ON
iRun because it’s fun when it’s done – Sue Matte, Ontario
iRun because iEat – Sherry Maligaspe, British Columbia
iRun to feel great – Kathryn Rachar, Saskatchewan
iRun for me! – Judi Wearing, Saskatchewan
iRun because endorphins are free – Cassandra Chouinard, Ontario
iRun because when I run I feel most alive – Meghan Lynch, Ottawa, ON
iRun because of the peace and strength it brings me – Michelle Jordan, Ottawa, ON
iRun because it’s a great way to see the world – Sherry Mahoney, British Columbia
iRun to prove to them that iCan – Catherine Smith, Manitoba
iRun because iLoves my man – Beverly Huang, Alberta
iRun to correct years of sedentary living! – Mike Scott, Ontario
iRun for the challenge to go faster and farther – Steven Matejka, Alberta
iRun for my heart, so it runs for me! – Cathy Brzoza, British Columbia
iRun whenever I feel the need to escape – Iona Hillis, Ontario
iRun for relaxation and to motivate my two sons – Keith Bradbury, Newfoundland
iRun because it gives me freedom to relax my brain – Marie-Claude Gregoire, Nova Scotia
iRun because it reminds me that I am capable of so much more than I have done – James Sauve, Ottawa, ON
iRun to challenge my mind, body and soul – Sonia Mendes, Ontario
iRun because it’s in me – Michael Foley, Stittsville, ON
iRun to challenge myself, physically and mentally – Kathleen Keenan, Brampton, ON
iRun to challenge my perceived limitations – Cassandra Williams, Ontario
iRun for relaxation and to motivate my two sons – Keith Bradbury, Newfoundland
iRun because it’s better than almost everything else – Nathan Carey, Ontario
iRun because I can’t dance – Mario Javier, Ontario
iRun because I want to qualify for Boston and raise money for charities near and dear to my heart – Christine Gracel, Calgary, AB
iRun for the challenge and to remember to fully live – Pascale Synnott, Québec
iRun because iEat – Sherry Maligaspe, British Columbia
iRun because I love the sense of accomplishment – Amber Moase, Nova Scotia
iRun because it gives my day a boost of energy – Sara Campbell, Nova Scotia
iRun because it's better than almost everything else – Nathan Carey, Ontario
iRun for me – Kiza Francis, Ottawa,ON
iRun because walking is too slow – Barry Knapp, Ontario
iRun to maintain a strong physical and mental state – Tammy Rainville, Ontario
iRun because endorphins are free – Cassandra Chouinard, Ontario
iRun to stay ahead of the weight gain – Myra Abstreiter, Alberta
iRun because it reminds me of how strong I can be – Monique Lavoie, Ontario
iRun because it cleans up my life, because I drink more water, sleep better and eat healthier foods – Robin McIntyre, Ottawa, ON
iRun because i love to – Mirella Petriello, Ontario
iRun because I like buying running clothes – Pamela Blaikie, Ontario
iRun because people around me inspire me – Pina Bevilacqua, Caledon, ON
iRun because it has saved my life – John Marshall, Alberta
iRun for the cool t-shirts! – Pina Bevilacqua, Ontario
iRun for the moment when both feet are off the ground – Catherine Anderson, British Columbia
iRun because running is like breathing to – Stephanie McEvoy, Ontario
iRun because I learn more about who I am with every km – Steph Mansell, Quebec
iRun because I want to live to be 100! – Colette DeJean, Ontario
iRun away from the negative and towards the positive – Teri Lepard, Alberta
iRun see where my feet will take me today – Megan Dolinskas, New York
iRun because I need it to soothe the soul, keep me in shape and for overall wellbeing – Beth Neil, Lombardy, ON
iRun because somebody once told me I couldn't – Heidi Abbey-Der, Saskatchewan
iRun for the individual pursuit – Robert Pelletier, New Brunswick
iRun so I can eat ice cream – Sandy Bolan, Ontario
iRun because it makes me a better person, a better wife, a better mother and a better friend – Nathalie Joncas-Caissie, St-Antoine, NB
iRun because my heart tells me to – William Martin, Manitoba
iRun for the fresh air and adrenalin – Charlyn McGregor, Saskatchewan
iRun because otherwise I’m grumpy – Alexandre Charest, Quebec
iRun to unleash my inner athlete – Adelle Densham, Avonmore, ON
iRun so I don’t say never ever again – Linda Klaric, Manitoba
iRun because all the ladies are chasing my sexy runner’s body – Chris Baker, Etobicoke, ON
iRun because I get foot rubs afterward – Kate Howerton, British Columbia
iRun at 50 years old because at 43 I couldn’t – Peter Cicalo, Ontario
iRun because it sure beats the bus – Robin Robbins, Alberta
iRun because I want to be a role model for our six kids – Catherine Empey, British Columbia
iRun because it gives me freedom to relax my brain – Marie-Claude Gregoire, Nova Scotia
iRun to stay fit and release those running endorphins – Liliana Plava, Calgary, AB
iRun to eat – Maureen Tritscher, Alberta
iRun because I like buying running clothes – Pamela Blaikie, Ontario
iRun to my happy place and some days it’s very – Doreen May, Alberta
iRun to inspire my kids to try – Glen Johnston, Nunavut
iRun because food tastes better afterwards – Patrick Houston, Alberta
iRun to get to know myself, my strength and my spirit – Lisa Groulx, Ontario
iRun slowly! – Jason Hoffman, Manitoba
iRun because pecan pie, french fries and beer are chasing me – Teresa Sterling, Ottawa , ON
iRun slowly! – Jason Hoffman, Manitoba
iRun because it's cheaper than therapy – Leah Boulter, Alberta
iRun because it makes me whole – Denis Ladouceur, Quebec
iRun to someday win the race – Lindy Dunlop, Yukon
iRun because couch potatoes die young – Cathy Andrew, Ontario
iRun for health, i Run for life – Pat Cheung, British Columbia
iRun because I love the solitude – Janene Tailleur, British Columbia
iRun to satisfy the irresistible urge – Tim Nixon, British Columbia
iRun because I live – Georges Schneller, Laval, QC
iRun because it makes me feel good, allows me to spend time with my friends and gives me a feeling of accomplishment – Helen Kolodziejzyk, Calgary, AB
iRun because I learn more about who I am with every km – Steph Mansell, Quebec
iRun because it’s cheaper than therapy – Leah Boulter, Alberta
iRun because it is my tonic and my salvation – Georgia Ioannou, British Columbia
iRun for overall wellbeing – Trish McCourt, Halifax, NS
iRun to kickstart my day – Sharon Strueby, Saskatchewan
iRun at 50 years old because at 43 I couldn't – Peter Cicalo, Ontario
iRun to inspire my children! – Wendy Bowen, Manitoba
iRun to be free and enjoy our beautiful country – Cheryl Carter, Clearwater , BC
iRun so that I can live longer and stronger – Derek MacPhail, Ontario
iRun because I cannot say no to a second slice of chocolate cake – Emily Shandruk, Vancouver, BC
iRun so my daughters know that they can, too – Shelley Kirkpatrick, New Brunswick
iRun because I like to be healthy – Melanie Oickle, New Brunswick
iRun but not enough – Michael Shaw, New Westminister, BC
iRun away from the abyss – Charlene Thomas, Ontario
iRun because the wall is meant to be broken – Jonathan Bird, Ontario
iRun because it’s like flying, only lower – Glenn Johnson, Ontario
iRun to prove to myself I can – Lesley McGougan, Brampton, ON
iRun because it's a great stress release – Brooke McKenzie, Yukon
iRun because it gets my husband out there – Tricia LaLonde, Alberta
iRun because it is my tonic and my salvation – Georgia Ioannou, British Columbia
iRun because it helps me see things more clearly – Jennifer Pitts, Ontario
iRun because I am not as clumsy I thought I was – Hanna Baer, Quebec
iRun because it makes me feel powerful – Sarah Kallaghan, Alberta
iRun because I can and I’m grateful – Terry SanCartier, Gatineau, QC
iRun because there is no finish line – Claire Kilgour, Ontario
iRun because somebody once told me I couldn’t – Heidi Abbey-Der, Saskatchewan
iRun because I’ve lost 80 lbs and running has become fun – Cheryl Kelly, Ontario
iRun therefore I am – Duncan Walsh, Nottingham, UK
iRun because I never thought I would be able to – Gary Morris, Winnipeg, MB
iRun all the livelong day – Pierre Saint-Laurent, Québec
iRun because couch potatoes die young – Cathy Andrew, Ontario
iRun because not everyone can – Olivia Harvey, New Brunswick
iRun to eat more, especially sweet potatoe fries – Joanna Skomra, Ontario
iRun and run, and run, and run, and nobody can stop me – Andrei Lucaciu, Ontario
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