The K2J AWARD

The K2J award was the brainchild of Erin Beasley and James Vannier who decided that their goal for 2009 was to PB in a 5K, a 10K, a Half Marathon and a Full Marathon all in one year.

We thought it was such a good idea we needed to make an award for it. That’s how the K2J award came to be.

The medals don’t come with the award you have to earn them along the way!

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In order to win a K2J award you must meet the following criteria:

  • Run a PB for each of the following distances: 5K, 10K, 1/2 Marathon and Marathon. These can be life time PB’s or PB since turning 40, 50, 60 or 70
  • To be eligible a race must have been run between the date of the Xerox 10K (August 19th in 2008, August 18th in 2009) the previous year and the date of the K2J year end party (November 28th in 2009). This gives you 15 months of races.
  • A race may only be used once to get a K2J award. If you want to get a second K2J award you must complete ALL NEW PB’s.
  • You must have been a client of K2J Fitness at some point in the calendar year and starting in 2010 you need to provide us with one of your shoes to go on the award (after all that’s what you used to earn it)!

The NEW 2010 K2J Award

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2009 K2J Award Winners

Judy Andrew Piel

Erin Beasley

Jonathan Charbonneau

Peter Foley

Jeff Slavin

John Tegano

James Vannier

Gillian Williamson

Tracy Wise

2010 K2J Award Winners

Mike Bigelow

Mike Blois

Karen Burns

Ellen Dickson

Peter Foley (2nd)

Stephaine Gordon

Ian Govan

Kanako Imuyama

Mike Maclean

Sarah Matthews

Tanya Mykytyshyn

Brian O’Higgins

Vicki Plant

Jeff Slavin (2nd)

Marsha Stapleton

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Tracy Wise (2nd)

 

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