Jayme Leonard - Diesel Dialogue

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Jayme Leonard has always been good at running, but only recently has she discovered that running Trails is "the best thing ever" and that trail runners are her "tribe". Her other classic quote is "Nobody should ever run on concrete". She is a wonderful human and is super encouraging and enthusiastic. She recently did the Tarawera 50k trail in NZ and already has two 50k trail run events in her 2024 calendar.

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Jayme Leonard has always been good at running, but only recently has she discovered that running Trails is "the best thing ever" and that trail runners are her "tribe". Her other classic quote is "Nobody should ever run on concrete". She is a...

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