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 change 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.

11/06/2025

Where does the addiction start?

11/01/2025

Running In circles!

Halloween can be a fun and festive time, but for those in recovery, it can also bring unexpected challenges. 🎃 This year...
10/31/2025

Halloween can be a fun and festive time, but for those in recovery, it can also bring unexpected challenges. 🎃 This year, let’s make it a safe, sober, and strong celebration together!

🎃 Stay Sober, Stay Strong: Halloween Tips & Tricks
Plan ahead: Know where you’ll be and who you’ll be with. Choose events that support your sobriety.
Bring your own drinks: Keep a favorite non-alcoholic beverage in hand—it helps avoid awkward moments.
Buddy up: Go with a friend who understands your goals and can help keep you accountable.
Host your own sober party: Games, costumes, music, and laughter don’t need alcohol to be fun.
Have an exit plan: If a situation feels uncomfortable, it’s okay to leave early.
Remember your “why”: You’ve worked hard for your recovery—protect it like the treasure it is.
Let’s show that recovery is powerful and that fun doesn’t require substances.
Share your sober Halloween plans or photos with us using and inspire others to do the same.

Stay safe, stay sober, and keep moving forward, team! 💪

There is wisdom in those wounds and a story behind your silence.But within that silence lives recovery, the quiet streng...
10/31/2025

There is wisdom in those wounds and a story behind your silence.
But within that silence lives recovery, the quiet strength of someone rewriting their story.
Every scar is a chapter of resilience, every moment of stillness a step toward peace.
You are not broken; you are becoming whole, one mile, one truth, one act of healing at a time.

On Team Addict II Athlete you transform your pain into purpose, your past into power, and your silence into a voice that inspires hope.

Sometimes, the obstacle standing in your way is you, the doubts, the excuses, the old habits that keep you tied to the ...
10/29/2025

Sometimes, the obstacle standing in your way is you, the doubts, the excuses, the old habits that keep you tied to the past. Addict to Athlete reminds us that recovery isn’t just about leaving addiction behind; it’s about transforming that same energy into purpose, discipline, and self-belief. When you step out of your own way, you discover that the strength you’ve been searching for has been within you all along, ready to run, rebuild, and redefine who you are.

10/29/2025
New Episode: Athlete’s Take Your Mark, Get Set, Its Time for the Addict II Athlete Podcast! In this episode of the Addic...
10/24/2025

New Episode: Athlete’s Take Your Mark, Get Set, Its Time for the Addict II Athlete Podcast! In this episode of the Addict to Athlete podcast, Coach Blu Robinson interviews Jaime McDonald, an ultra runner and nutrition coach in recovery. They discuss Jamie’s journey through addiction, the importance of support systems, and how athletics can serve as a powerful tool for healing. The conversation emphasizes the significance of community, the challenges of social media pressures, and the transformative power of nature in recovery. Jamie shares her insights on pushing through adversity and the importance of enjoying the process of recovery and running.
Listen here- https://addicttoathlete.libsyn.com/embracing-the-process-with-ultra-runner-jamie-mcdonald


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