Foundations Recovery Network
Foundations Recovery Network
#15: Running Toward Community with Christi Beth Adams
#15: Running Toward Community with Christi Beth Adams
#15: Running Toward Community with Christi Beth Adams
Wednesday 12th April 2017
Christi Beth Adams discusses her journey from small-town runner to Fleet Feet owner and how she supports recovery through the Heroes 6K race series.
24 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Running with Purpose: Christi Beth Adams on Community and Recovery
It's these shared experiences that make you kind of a part of a team or part of a community. When did you start viewing running or athletics as a possible career path?
Christi Beth Adams takes us on an inspiring journey from her humble beginnings as a young runner in small-town Kentucky to becoming the owner of Fleet Feet stores in Nashville. In this episode of 'Recovery Unscripted', she opens up about how running has been more than just a sport for her—it’s been a lifeline and a way to build community.
She passionately discusses the Heroes 6K race series, which Fleet Feet supports, celebrating addiction and mental health recovery across the nation. Christi Beth's story is a testament to the power of community and shared experiences in overcoming life's challenges. She delves into the importance of intentional giving within her community, managing a successful business, and the unique joy of exploring new places on foot.
Whether you're a runner, someone on a recovery journey, or just looking for a dose of inspiration, Christi Beth’s insights offer hope and encouragement. Dive into her world and discover how putting one foot in front of the other can lead to incredible personal and communal growth.