Doug Stutz

“Knowing my running Purpose has made my life full. I will be forever grateful for this priceless gift of knowledge.”–Michael Thatcher, top finisher on 1999 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) cross-country championship team. “The consistency of an even Pace allows me to feel stronger mentally and run faster overall–I will forever use this strategy!”–Kristen Ogden, 2000 NJCAA cross-country champion. “Learning efficient Pform didn't make racing any easier, but it did make it a whole lot faster.”–Jeff Davidson, 2000 NJCAA cross-country champion. “My Positive Self-Talk has given my mind mastery over my body, allowing me to push myself beyond what I ever thought possible.”–Melanie Clark Steere, 1997 NJCAA 800-meter champion. “If I had not worked hard, Persisting through the Pain in my earlier races, I would not have been strong enough to push through the pain to win Nationals.”–Angie Benson Tingey, 2001 NJCAA cross-country champion and 2002 steeplechase champion. "Making Pacts with Heavenly Father has taught me that if I live up to my part, I will be blessed to reach and exceed my full potential."–Diane Wilson Creamer, Ricks College school record holder for 5000 meters (17:03.35). "Pausing to ponder helps me focus and put things in a perspective that gets me geared up and ready to run."-Kara Ormond Bankhead, 1996 NJCAA cross-country champion. "Through Persistence I was able to succeed in the steeplechase and win the nation title."-Ryan Griffeth, 2002 NJCAA steeplechase champion. "I find that when I Partition the race, I am better able to keep my mental focus and determination in the later parts of the race."-David Woodbury, 2002 NJCAA 10,000-meter champion.