Health & wellness
BY NICHAELA SHAHEEN
Fass Brewing Run Club o ers tness, community
Josh Litton said he and his wife would trek from Magnolia to the Heights to participate in a run club. Noticing a lack of run clubs in his area, Litton teamed up with Fass Brewing in Conroe. “Seeing everybody hang out and nd ... people that they’re comfortable with ... it’s rewarding,” Litton said. The overview The Fass Brewing Run Club meets twice a week on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings, rain or shine, run club member Chris Wilson said. “The cool thing is that everybody is super positive,” Wilson said. At the end of the run, participants get a free brew and chat with each other at Fass Brewing.
The club has two separate designated routes—one a 5K and one a 10K—and caters to all skill levels.
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A closer look The rst run was on July 21, 2022, and what started out as ve to 10 people has grown to a core group of 30 with over 175 participants, Litton said. Club members range from 18-year-olds to a man in his 80s who travels from Huntsville every Thursday to run with his crew, Wilson said. “I hate to use the term because it’s just so cliche, but ... it really does just kind of feel like an extension of my family,” Litton said.
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