Meet Kristen Gibbs, our MoveRx Peak Performer. From taking her first Tai Chi class to discovering martial arts and completing her first half marathon, Kristen’s journey is a reminder that big transformations often begin with one small choice. Her story is about courage, consistency, and continuing to move forward.

Meet Mattie Hamilton, our MoveRx Peak Performer. After a meniscus tear threatened to slow her down, Mattie committed to recovery, stayed active, and returned to complete her fourth Murph workout just months later. Her journey is a reminder that setbacks don’t have to define us and that resilience can turn obstacles into opportunities to keep moving forward.

Meet Ashley Rees, our MoveRx Peak Performer. From staying active throughout pregnancy to rebuilding her strength postpartum, Ashley continues to show up through every season. Now, with the Made for More Ultra ahead, her journey is a reminder that doing hard things isn’t about being perfect. It’s about continuing to challenge yourself and move forward.

Meet Megan Boudreaux, our May Peak Performer. From never running farther than a half marathon to completing more than 54 miles at the Made for More Ultra, Megan’s journey is a powerful reminder of what can happen when you challenge yourself, trust the process, and discover you’re capable of more.

Meet Dr. Uyen Chu, our MoveRx Peak Performer of the Month. From early morning training before surgery to choosing connection over a marathon PR, Uyen’s story is a reminder that peak performance isn’t about being the fastest or strongest. It’s about consistency, purpose, and continuing to show up.

A Peak Performer is someone who turns obstacles into momentum achieving one goal and setting their sights on what’s next. Each month, our team recognizes one client who truly embodies the Made for More mindset.

Most active adults don’t need to train harder, they need a better system to stay healthy while they do it. The Performance Care Plan at MoveRx provides consistent, proactive support to help you move well, recover faster, and keep training without setbacks.

Ultras aren’t about running fast — they’re about refusing to stop. When your legs are cooked, your stomach’s questionable, and your brain is drafting exit plans, the real race begins. Ultramarathons reward the steady, stubborn runner who can solve problems and take one more step — over and over again.

Every year we see people say yes to something new—and surprise themselves. If you’re ready to challenge your routine, here are three events we love recommending to our MoveRx community.

Running injuries often come from small mistakes made repeatedly. I’m going to share five running mistakes I’ve made — and what actually worked to stay healthy, consistent, and pain-free with the help of the MoveRx team.