PACE Run Across America 2006 - Paul Staso ran across the United States solo and unsupported to keep a promise and encourage kids toward greater health and fitness.

"What a wonderful way for young people to learn about promises, commitment and staying in shape." ─ P.A.C.E. Supporter

One Man's Solo Run Across America Simply To Keep A Promise To 97 Elementary School Kids

In 2006 Paul Staso Ran The Equivalent of 125 Marathons in 108 Days Across The Entire United States... All Alone.

He Did The Run Across America To Keep A Promise To 97 Elementary Kids, One Of Whom Was His Daughter, Ashlin.

Since Then, He's Run Solo Across Germany, Alaska, Montana, & The Mojave Desert. Click To See What's Next!

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This web site is not a recommendation for site visitors to follow with respect to physical activity, regardless of age. The pacerun.com web site is: (1) a record of an ultra-running endeavor by Paul Staso; and, (2) an educational tool for the benefit of students and teachers who are interested in implementing a virtual run/walk physical education curriculum as seen at pacetrek.com/seeusrun. If you are considering the pursuit of endurance events for yourself, you should see your doctor or health professional to discuss what is best for you before changing your current amount of physical activity. Paul Staso subscribes to the same position as the American Heart Association and recommends that you consult with your physician or health professional for all questions related to your health. P.A.C.E. Run organizer, Paul Staso, disclaims any and all individual or group health result of any degree that may arise as a direct or indirect result of visitor use of the pacerun.com web site, the curriculum at seeusrun.com, or the promotion of either through printed, electronic, or radio wave means. The pacerun.com site is not responsible for content of third-party web sites that are linked to the pacerun.com site, including sponsor web sites.
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