🏃♀️➡️Welcome to Recovery Road Runners
A sober running community for people rebuilding their lives, rewriting their story, and rising into their purpose —
Break Free. Run Strong. Become Who You Were Meant to Be.
Recovery Road Runners is more than a running group.
It’s a lifeline.
A family.
A movement.
We use running, community, service, and spiritual growth to help people break free from addiction and build lives they’re proud of.
If you’ve struggled…
If you’ve numbed…
If you’ve hit rock bottom…
If you’re tired of trying alone…
You belong here.
What We Do
🟣 RUNNING
Training plans from your first mile to your first ultra.
🔵 COMMUNITY
Weekly runs, Warrior Huddles, accountability threads, and support that actually helps you stay sober.
🟢 SERVICE
Monthly outreach: nursing homes, animal shelters, foster youth support, Hope Kits for the unhoused.
🟡 SPIRITUAL + EMOTIONAL TRANSFORMATION
Guided meditations, mindset work, visualization scripts, and the Faith Freedom & Finish Lines framework.
Who This Is For
Recovery Road Runners is for you if you want to:
✔ get sober
✔ stay sober
✔ feel better, stronger, healthier
✔ create structure and discipline
✔ find your people
✔ run with purpose
✔ turn pain into power
✔ rewrite your entire story
You don’t have to be fast.
You don’t have to be experienced.
You just have to show up.
THE PROMISE
If you keep showing up for the miles,
the miles will show up for you.
You will get stronger.
You will feel better.
You will build a life you never want to escape from again.
Your comeback story starts here.
Join the movement.
Join the family.
Join Recovery Road Runners.
Meet Amber Graziano
Founder. Coach. Community builder. Ultra-runner.
Spirit-led athlete.
50+ marathons
10+ 50-milers
100-mile ultramarathon
3:19 marathon PR
Sober since May 26, 2020
RRCA Run Coach • Addiction Recovery Coach • Yoga Instructor
And most importantly: a woman who rebuilt her life from the ground up.
“My mission is to help people discover the life they were meant to live when they stop numbing, start running, and finally become who God created them to be.”
Everett, Washington
Scott- 2.5 yrs sober, marathon runner
I feel really in tune with the natural world again and I've connected to a higher meaning of life. My new addiction now that alcohol's gone is being happy and staying away from negativity.
Running kicked my ass harder and made me forget the pain of getting sober. Quieted the squirrels in my head.
Northern California
Tenaya- 17 yrs sober, marathon runner
If you're standing at the starting line of sobriety just know that it does get easier. I think the biggest mistake people make on this journey is not finding their people. You CAN be yourself without alcohol. Running was one thing that helped keep me sober. When I wanted to drink, I would go for a run. I'm so grateful for my new life, I cry every time I cross the finish line.
Houston, Texas
Caren- 4 yrs sober, 1/2 M runner
My journey through sober living has been marked by courage, resilience, and faith, and my story is one of choosing a fuller, freer, more intentional life—and walking beside others as they choose the same.
I've completed numerous 5Ks, 10Ks, and half marathons, each finish line marking another step in my growth and transformation.
Naples, FLorida
TC- 5yrs sober, marathon runner
I feel 1000% better than my last race three years ago and even better than my last marathon in 2020!!! I’ve gained lots of new sober friends and lost the ones that were emotionally draining. Drinking is no longer an option, so I go to my Higher Power and ask for the next right thing to do. How do I celebrate crushing a big race without going to the beer garden? Ice cream!
90PROOF:
They made it 90-proof to get you drunk.
We made it 90PROOF to set you free!🏅
The coaching community for sober & sober-curious runners.
Inside, you get:
Weekly coaching calls
Monthly deep-dive workshops
Training plans (walkers → ultras)
Meditations, journaling, breathwork
Challenges, accountability, support
Exclusive merch + race discounts
Private community access
Live events + meetups
This is where your transformation happens.
⭐ MISSION
Recovery Road Runners exists to help people break free from addiction, reclaim their power, and rebuild their lives through movement, community, and purpose.
We use running, service, and spiritual growth to transform pain into strength — one mile, one breath, one brave step at a time.
⭐ VISION
To build a global community where sobriety is celebrated, healing is embodied, and every person discovers the freedom to rise, run, and rewrite their future.
A world where no one has to recover alone — and where every runner becomes proof that a second chance can carry you farther than you ever imagined.
⭐ DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
Everyone belongs on this run.
At Recovery Road Runners, we believe the strength of our community comes from the diversity of its people. Recovery is not a single story — it is a tapestry of identities, backgrounds, experiences, and journeys. We honor them all.
Your path is unique. Your voice matters.
Your place in this community is unquestionable.
Together, we rise — and together, we run.