Addict II Athlete

Addict II Athlete Our Links- https://linktr.ee/addicttoathlete Mental Health and Addiction support & Resources This has become a pivot point in our new way of life.

We are a group of friends, peers and family members who all have one thing in common…addiction. By knowing an addict, having been affected by addiction or being in recovery ourselves. We have come together to help one another with the outcome from all angles of addiction. We have found a new way of life, by exercising and becoming physically fit. We are here to carry the message of recovery and ch

ange the outlook of the word… addict. To show that there is hope for every individual affected by addiction out there. We have adopted the philosophy of Erase and Replace, defined as; erasing our addiction and replacing it with something of greater value (ie. healthy living, friendship, family, respect, and compassion). Our goal is to spread the message of recovery to the addict and family of the addict who still struggles and to show that we have discovered a more excellent way to live. We wish to redefine the public’s view on addiction and recovery. Many individuals have been told there was no hope for them, “Once an addict always an addict”, that we would never change. Unfortunately this is a common viewpoint. This belief is simply not true, we are living proof that change is possible, all we need is an opportunity and we have found it by moving from an addict to an athlete. We are here to put addiction and recovery in front of everyone’s minds and to redefine who we are as producers and creators of something bigger than ourselves. We are here to take a stand and to make a difference, showing we are good people and are living proof that overcoming addiction begins at the starting line as we take strides alongside one another, in unity, to cross that finish line together, knowing that we are the best athletes in our world.

Give a huge shout out to Coach Jed for completing day 3 of his run for MS! 30 miles in rain, snow, sleet and hail.
04/28/2026

Give a huge shout out to Coach Jed for completing day 3 of his run for MS! 30 miles in rain, snow, sleet and hail.

AIIA coach Jedediah Jensen has started his newest challenge today. Running 6 days through Utah. A total of 167 miles to ...
04/25/2026

AIIA coach Jedediah Jensen has started his newest challenge today. Running 6 days through Utah. A total of 167 miles to raise funds for multiple sclerosis and in honor of his wife, Kiley, who was diagnosed with MS 4 1/2 years ago.
Please, if you can donate to this amazing cause.  https://givebutter.com/MSRTUSRelay26/msrunrelay26/jedediahjensen?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZnRzaARZ3rlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAacHnymK5kHpWEOp1beZEK5wT7pkh_fuwvdJGxwjXEJiu38x3s-JV9LTn8RZGA_aem_2ytuXgFOhzDvwjLqSMIrEA

New episode: From Drug Czar to advocate Richard Baum’s insights on addiction and policy. Coach Blu speaks to Richard Bau...
04/23/2026

New episode: From Drug Czar to advocate Richard Baum’s insights on addiction and policy. Coach Blu speaks to Richard Baum, a former acting drug czar and Georgetown professor, draws on decades of experience in drug policy to offer a thoughtful look at the opioid crisis and broader addiction challenges. In this episode, he discusses how addiction is not just a personal issue, but a public health problem that affects families, communities, and government systems. He explains that effective responses require more than punishment or short-term fixes. Instead, they need a balanced approach that includes prevention, treatment, recovery support, and smart policy.
Baum highlights the importance of evidence-based strategies, such as expanding access to treatment, supporting harm reduction efforts, and making sure people struggling with addiction can get help without unnecessary barriers. He also emphasizes that lasting progress depends on cooperation between communities, healthcare providers, and government leaders. By working together, they can create systems that reduce overdose deaths, improve recovery outcomes, and address the root causes of substance use disorders. Listen now!

https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/addicttoathlete/id/40979940


04/20/2026

For the second consecutive year, John Korir surged in the Newton hills and ran unchallenged over the final 10K to win the Boston Marathon. The Kenyan bettered not only his winning time from last year but also the course record with his 2:01:52.

Congratulations Ashley Jensen Paulson!
04/19/2026

Congratulations Ashley Jensen Paulson!

Ashley Paulson added yet another record to her remarkable résumé on Saturday, running 12:47:10 for 100 miles (7:40 pace) on a treadmill at the Boston Marathon Expo, held at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Boston. The performance smashed the previous women’s treadmill record of 14:15:08 by nearly an hour and a half.

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04/08/2026

How Suppressed Emotions Become Limiting Beliefs

04/01/2026

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🚀 Skool Is Now Live for Team Addict II AthleteWe’re excited to announce that Skool is officially in session for Team Add...
03/25/2026

🚀 Skool Is Now Live for Team Addict II Athlete
We’re excited to announce that Skool is officially in session for Team Addict II Athlete! This all-in-one platform makes it easier than ever to stay committed to your recovery journey with support, structure, and community right at your fingertips.

💡 What You’ll Find Inside
Free access to a powerful recovery hub
Individual Recovery Playbook to guide your progress
Core Communication tools to strengthen connection
Relapse Prevention resources to stay on track
Supportive community walking the same path as you
Watch weekly Homebase Recovery Meeting
📲 Why Join?
Recovery doesn’t happen alone—and with Skool, you’re never on your own. Whether you’re just starting or continuing your journey, this platform gives you daily access to tools, accountability, and people who understand.

🔥 Get Started Today
Jump into the online classroom and take advantage of everything Skool has to offer. It’s free, it’s powerful, and it’s built for YOU.

Your recovery matters. Your community is here. Let’s go.

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