Girls on the Run is so much fun.

I love Girls on the Run because of meeting new people and being their friends because of the

5K, which is super awesome and my favorite, the Community Impact Project.

I love that too.

And one of my favorite things about coaching Girls on the Run is not only do I get to be with

you, my daughter, but I get to see all the friendships that form on the

team. Throughout the fun lessons, the girls support and encourage each other, cheering each other

on as they work to accomplish a lap goal that they've set for themselves. Girls on the run

truly provides a confidence-boosing experience for all girls, right, Rue? Yeah. At Girls on the

run, a girl knows that she belongs. And isn't that something that we all need to know that we belong?

It's important, isn't it?

Yeah, right.

At the turn of this new decade, you can give a girl the priceless gift of a place to belong by supporting girls on the run.

Simply go to girls on the run.org to donate and support Girls on the Run around your community and across the country.

Hi, I'm Olympian Carrie Telethsen. Welcome to the C-Tolly Run podcast. Today, Ruby, my nine-year-old

daughter, interviews me. We answer each other's

questions, answer some of the C-Tolly Run listeners' questions, we talk about girls on the run and how

important it is for both of us, and we just have a little fun chatting girl to girl. We also talk

about how we all need to get ready for 2020. So let's get after it.

Hey, it's Ruby.

I'm a girl on the run, and I'm also Olympian Carrie Tolfson's daughter.

And I'm going to be interviewing her today.

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