Second Chance Marathons

Degree's Not Done Yet Marathon Team Smashes Self-Doubt

Degree's newly introduced Not Done Yet Marathon Team was devised to give marathon runners the motivation and the second chance they need to complete the 26.2-mile run at the 2022 San Francisco Marathon. With this challenge, Degree is recognizing that self-doubt is often what holds people back and an inspiring team of athletes have been chosen to lead the way.

Sagirah Ahmed Norris started running after losing her father and shortly after was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, yet Sagirah sought out an alternative treatment that has given her the ability to keep running. Unable to complete her last marathon attempt, Sagirah will be running the San Francisco Marathon. Michael Zampella and Ashley Zirkle are also on the Not Done Yet Marathon Team, each with incredible stories and goals of their own.
Trend Themes
1. Motivational Marathon Teams - Companies can establish similar teams to promote motivation and self-esteem while providing second chances to individuals who may have previously struggled with physical and mental challenges of running.
2. Alternative Treatments for Runners - Companies can offer alternative treatments for runners that promote healing, recovery, and the ability to continue participating in fitness activities despite physical challenges.
3. Recognizing the Power of Self-doubt - Companies can create campaigns or initiatives that focus on acknowledging self-doubt and offer support to individuals who are struggling with self-esteem issues.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness - Fitness companies can offer innovative treatments and programs for individuals with physical impairments and provide motivational teams to support individuals in achieving their fitness goals.
2. Healthcare - Healthcare organizations can partner with companies to design and offer alternative treatments that promote healing and recovery for individuals with physical impairments.
3. Personal Development - Personal development companies or coaches can leverage self-doubt to provide programs and initiatives that help individuals overcome self-esteem issues and achieve their personal goals.

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