What People Are Saying

  • “I’m sad it’s over! This has been the most successful program that I have ever done. I’ve done 1 other drinking program and 2 other running coaches, and those coaches were good. But this experience was just so personal and really awesome, and I hope that so many people sign up and take advantage because it really is so different and I am so grateful for you and grateful for Vinny and grateful for everybody.”

  • “I love Quit Like a Runner.. it’s a real chill vibe and everyone is incredibly open. Look, I’m not naive as I know I have a lot of work ahead of me but I wish I had done this months ago. Community is everything, right? Thank you for connecting me with the small group! We have a fun chat going and it’s making all the difference.”

  • “Something clicked for me in my training this year and I then ran a 1:48ish half in Bristol and a 1:47:48 half earlier this year. Today, in Jacksonville, I ran a 1:40:25!! My goal was 1:40. I am so SO psyched on this result. This is the first run I've ever done where I felt in control. This is thanks to the help of Amber Graziano Cano and Vinny Wood and the Recovery Road Runners (RRR) 🏃‍♀️✌️ group! Big things ahead!!”

  • The thing I appreciate most about RRR is that we are a tribe of people with a growth mindset and are focused on making better lives for ourselves without alcohol. Together we are dedicated to getting physically and mentally healthier and want to help each other on our respective journeys. Thank you Amber for starting this community and giving us all a safe sober space where we can heal!

    Elena

  • “Ran my first marathon in 8+ years… Kiawah Island. 3:42:15. BQ by almost 8 minutes. Sober almost 1 year. So glad I decided to renew my Runner’s World subscription early in the year, read Amber’s article, and found this amazing group. A year ago running a marathon and having my wonderful family here to support me was nowhere on the radar. RRR. Where winners go to quit and quitters do win.”

  • “Cannot believe I am already running 5 miles so easily, it’s been years since I was able to do that!! My heart rate is improving quickly and I love seeing the results! I know I’m wicked early in to this process but am already considering re-upping to do another 16 weeks to get me to a marathon.”

  • “Today is 100 days sober for me so I’m really excited! And I feel sooo good, and I just wanted to say those of you who have had slip ups in your sobriety recently that it is possible! I'm running 2 Half Marathons this Spring which is something I haven't done in almost a decade!"