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I’ve recently started writing articles for the Search4Hurt Magazine which you can pickup at News Agencies or get an online membership at http://www.search4hurt.com/membership/ My first articles in Issue 4 came out this week and I’m pretty stoked to see them in print.

If you want to sign up you can get $15 off the premium membership by using the coupon code “melissa”.

I’m also looking for any story ideas, so if there’s something in particular that you want to read about running (especially trail running) send me an email at run@search4hurt.com


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