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Recovery Road Runners

Amber Graziano Cano

  • Mature Maurice the Marathon Panda

Mature Maurice the Marathon Panda

Monday 1st April 2024

Maurice Lohman shares his journey from addiction to marathon running, offering inspiration and hope for those in recovery.
60 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Supportive
Motivational
Honest

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Recovery Road Runners
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Running Towards Recovery with Maurice Lohman

Episode Overview

  • Maurice has been sober since March 12, 2015.
  • He’s on a running streak of over 3,000 days.
  • Maurice is preparing for the Boston Marathon and Riverlands 100.
  • He raises funds for the Herren Project through his running.
  • Running has been a crucial part of his sobriety journey.
I'm now running the streets that used to run me
Meet Maurice Lohman, also known as the Marathon Panda, in this inspiring episode of Recovery Road Runners. Maurice's journey from addiction to marathon running is nothing short of extraordinary. His sobriety date is March 12, 2015, and since then, he’s been on a run streak of at least one mile a day for over 3,000 days. Maurice shares his story with warmth and honesty, reflecting on how running helped him stay sober and become a positive force in his community.
He’s gearing up for the Boston Marathon and the Riverlands 100, all while raising funds for the Herren Project. Maurice's nickname, Marathon Panda, comes from his childhood love for pandas and a stuffed panda bear given to him by his grandmother. This episode is filled with heartfelt anecdotes and motivational moments that highlight Maurice's resilience and dedication. Whether you're struggling with addiction or simply looking for some inspiration, Maurice's story will leave you feeling uplifted and hopeful.
So why not lace up your trainers and join Maurice on his incredible journey? You might just find the motivation you need to take the next step in your own recovery.