The Black Men Run mission statement is to encourage health and wellness among African American men by promoting a culture of running/jogging to stay fit resulting in “A Healthy Brotherhood”. It is an independent running group focused on the mission to promote a healthy lifestyle among African American males through participation in recreational running activities.
Recently, Jason L. Russell of Black Men Run was on our show.
During our conversation, Jason talked about:
– Some of his background and where did his love for technology come from
– The story behind Black Men Run and how it provides Black Men an opportunity to train and fellowship
– How his father is a positive force in his life
– The work that takes to make Black Men Run a success
– What is holding back many Black men from running
– The concern that he has for African American mens health and how Black men get started running
– The story behind the Black Men Run app and its some of its features and the work it takes to maintain it
– The next step in the journey and how are they maintaining the momentum
– A success story that impacted him
– The reactions from women
– His message for Black to make the most of technology, the importance of Black men taking care of their health
You can find out more about Black Men Run via:
Website
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Twitter
Black Men Run Mobile App
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