If it has to do with running better and achieving long-lasting sobriety, we can help!
So let’s start here. Check all that apply:
I’m here because…
…I want to transform my life. I see an opportunity to lose weight, improve my fitness, and gain the confidence that comes from looking and feeling my best.
…running is not just a sport for me—it's a pathway to a healthier, more vibrant life. I want to run better, faster, and stronger, and I believe that aligning my fitness goals with a sober lifestyle will help me achieve peak performance.
…permanent sobriety is my goal. I'm seeking not just to live without substances but to thrive, finding joy and fulfillment in every sober day. I believe I can make this a lasting reality with the right support and guidance.
…I want to connect with like-minded friends who are on the same journey. Sobriety can be lonely, but I know it doesn't have to be. I'm eager to be part of a community where I can share, learn, and grow with others who understand.
…I want peace of mind. I'm looking to escape the chaos that alcohol brought into my life and find tranquility and clarity through running and recovery coaching.
…I want to be the best parent I can be. Sobriety makes me a more present, patient, and loving mom/dad, and joining this community is a step toward strengthening my family life.
…I need to regain my confidence. I've felt it slipping away with every setback, but I'm ready to reclaim it through personal achievements in running and recovery.
…I want to improve my mindset. I'm looking for tools and techniques to help me shift my thoughts from negative to positive, fostering resilience and a new perspective on life's challenges.
At Recovery Road Runners Coaching, I can find the resources, support, and inspiration to achieve these goals and redefine what's possible in my life. Let's start this journey together!
Good news, my friend! There is no wrong answer. If any or all of the above apply, you’re in the right place. 💚
HI! I'M AMBER 👋
HI! I'M AMBER 👋
I’m known by most of my clients as “The Fearless Leader.” 💪
I’m also the Founder and President of Recovery Road Runners, a nonprofit organization dedicated to health and recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. A second-grade teacher, a mama to two boys, and a former collegiate athlete, I’m also a certified sobriety coach by the World Coach Institute, an RRCA-certified run coach, and a twice certified yoga instructor. Using the tools I’ve gained through formal recovery and running training, decades of sports training and years in the classroom, I have developed comprehensive teaching and training modules for people seeking recovery and healthier living. I launched my program “Quit Like A Runner” in 2023.
I love to give Recovery Road Runners members just the right blend of motivation, mixed with a bit of homework and a lot of cheerleading along the way. From my online support groups to her one-on-one confidential Zoom calls, my recovery and running programs focus on members’ individual goals, rather than the goals of a group of people.
My coaching style is all about positivity and mental toughness. My philosophy is to use our struggles as fuel for a better tomorrow. Despite the challenges and circumstances of the past, I teach people how to find the positive through my mix of exercise, mindfulness and group facilitation.
A teacher through and through, I teach people how exercise can become their greatest weapon against addiction! With affordable coaching packages, events, workshops and trainings, Recovery Road Runners is the starting line the recovery community has been waiting for.
MISSION
Recovery Road Runners is dedicated to empowering individuals on their journey to recovery through the transformative power of running and exercise. Our mission is to foster a supportive community that champions the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of an active lifestyle as foundational tools in sobriety. We believe in the strength of unity, the value of perseverance, and the potential for personal transformation. By integrating running and exercise into the recovery process, we aim to build resilience, promote health and well-being, and support each member in achieving lasting sobriety. Through collaboration, encouragement, and shared experiences, Recovery Road Runners strives to pave the path for a healthier, more fulfilling and vibrant sober life for all our community members.
VISION
Our vision at Recovery Road Runners is to create a world where recovery is embraced through the power of community and the healing nature of exercise. We aspire to be a beacon of hope and a source of strength for individuals battling addiction, providing a safe and encouraging space where running serves as a pathway to not only sobriety but also to personal growth, self-discovery, and a renewed sense of purpose. We envision a future where every person in recovery has access to the support, resources, and motivation needed to integrate physical wellness into their recovery journey, fostering lasting change and a life of health, happiness, and sobriety. Through our efforts, we aim to inspire a movement that champions sobriety, wellness, and resilience, transforming lives one day at a time, one mile at a time. (ODAAT, 1MAAT- coined by Amber G.)
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
At Recovery Road Runners, we are committed to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We believe that the journey to recovery is unique for each individual and that the strength of our community lies in the diversity of our experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives. We are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where all members feel valued, respected, and supported regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, or any other aspect of identity. We strive to ensure that everyone has equal access to our programs and resources, and we actively seek to understand and celebrate our differences. By embracing diversity, we enhance our ability to connect, empathize, and grow together, making our community a source of empowerment for all. At Recovery Road Runners, everyone belongs, and together, we are stronger in our pursuit of sobriety and wellness.