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  • Powell’s just rocked the 2nd Run Like a Tiger 5K!

    Powell’s just rocked the 2nd Run Like a Tiger 5K!

    Loveland, Ohio – The Powell’s just rocked the 2nd Run Like a Tiger 5K on Saturday, April 20 held at the Loveland Bike Trail! Mom, Kandice got 1st place Adult, and Shannon and Charity received the Parent/Child Team 1st Place medal. They all got PR’s as well.

    Congrats to all the Loveland Tigers that came out to race! All proceeds go to the Loveland Middle/Intermediate Schools PTSA to further support mental and emotional health programs.

    You can see photos from the race at the Run Like a Tiger Facebook page.

    Did you know you can train with the Powell’s for free, two times a week in Loveland? They also give mindset coaching, and advice for fitness and food/ supplemental nutrition at those events. Follow @riseupspartans and check the event tab for more details.



  • M/INT PTSA address The Culture of Youth Sports  with FREE seminar

    M/INT PTSA address The Culture of Youth Sports with FREE seminar

    Loveland, Ohio – This school year, the Loveland Middle and Intermediate School PTSA is advocating for social and emotional health. Every month, a newsletter is sent out to ALL parents of the 1500

    John O’Sullivan, the author of the Best-Selling book, “Changing the Game.”

    students at the buildings on one specific topic that faces our kids today. After an initial message to “Start Talking,” in August, they have addressed internet safety, Juuling and nicotine, anxiety, empowering girls, and suicide/depression. During the month of February, their focus is, “The Culture of Youth Sports Today.” All of their newsletters and mental health resources can be found at www.lovelandmintptsa.org.

     
    On February 21st, there will be a FREE seminar open to ALL members of the community given by John O’Sullivan, the author of the Best-Selling book, “Changing the Game.”
     

    The Loveland Youth Sports Council is sponsoring the author’s visit (along, in part, by the M/INT PTSA). Youth organizations in Loveland (baseball, fast pitch, soccer, lacrosse, football, and basketball) have formed a coalition to address some of the problems that are negatively impacting their players. M/INT PTSA President Megan Graff said, “Extracurricular activities should be the source of stress relief, rather than the cause of it. It’s time to change the culture of youth sports.  Be engaged, start talking about how to create a positive environment for our kids, and attend the seminar.”

    Please reserve your FREE seat here to attend:


  • Run Like a Tiger 5k

    Run Like a Tiger 5k

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